Following the verdict, let Kelley handle the post-verdict and post-judgment proceedings through the appellate briefing and oral argument. Kelley can serve as co-counsel, working alongside the trial team, or can handle appeals on her own.
At the trial court (or better yet, pre-trial stage), Kelley can draft and argue dispositive and pre-trial motions, advise on and handle jury charge proposals and conferences, and generally advise on strategy and error preservation issues. Kelley can attend trial as part of the team or work in the background.
If you receive an unfavorable ruling from the trial court, let Kelley handle the mandamus proceeding to let you focus on trial matters. Additionally, if your opponent files a mandamus petition, Kelley can handle the responsive briefing.
If your case is headed to mediation, consider hiring Kelley to help you prepare the mediation statement and attend mediation, answering any questions from the mediator about the strength and weaknesses of your legal positions so that you can focus on the facts and on client management.
In cases bound for or in arbitration, Kelley can assist with research and briefing in the motion to compel arbitration process. Additionally, Kelley can assist with arbitration briefs and post-arbitration motion practice.
Do you have a case that could use an outside perspective or some appellate assistance? Schedule a strategy session with Kelley today to get started.