Appellate Lawyers in Appleton Wisconsin: Civil Appeals
The Expertise You Need ◊ The Personal Attention You Deserve
The law firm of Bollenbeck, Wagener, Spaude & Fyfe, S.C. provides proven advocacy in state and federal appeals of adverse outcomes in civil litigation. Our trial and appellate practice covers all areas of law, providing clients with access to justice at the highest levels.
Based in Appleton, we represent individuals and businesses of the Fox Valley, northeast Wisconsin and statewide in both state and federal courts of appeal. If you are considering appealing a jury verdict or judge's ruling, contact attorney Andrew Wagener at 888-367-0487.
Experience in State and Federal Appeals
We have argued cases before the Wisconsin Court of Appeals, the Wisconsin Supreme Court and 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. This work includes the progression of our own litigated matters, as well as referrals from other attorneys who recognize our strength in this area.
We have appealed a broad range of lower court decisions as an extension of our civil litigation practice:
- Corporate and commercial litigation
- Intellectual property lawsuits
- All manner of contract disputes
- Divorce and child custody matters
- Personal injury and insurance litigation
- Bankruptcy appeals
- Social Security Disability appeals
Do You Have Grounds to Appeal?
An appeal is not a new trial or even consideration of new information. It is a formal review of the trial record on the basis of "fatal" errors. To prevail, we must demonstrate that trial court errors were great enough to change the outcome and deny our client a fair hearing or trial. The goal is to nullify the ruling or verdict or overturn it and send it back for re-trial or reconsideration.
Trial lawyer Andrew Wagener is a partner and owner in the firm. He excels at writing concise and convincing appellate briefs, and is intimately familiar with appellate procedure in both the state and federal arenas. He can determine if you have a solid basis for appeal, and whether it is prudent to pursue that recourse given the timeline and expense.
Time Is Essential. Contact Us Today.
The time that you have to file a Notice of Appeal from entry of Judgment varies by venue and can be as early as 14 days. Regardless of your venue, you should contact an attorney early to discuss your possible remedies.
