Appellate Law Center
Our appellate lawyers provide the latest updates on the appeals courts. This blog is maintained by the Litigation Department of Stevens & Lee.
A close look into this case reveals the importance of strategizing every step of a trial and settlement to maximize appeals options.
Standardization of bid protest prosecution would not only help to preserve the procedural due process rights of bidders but also streamline the protest process.
The decision may prevent future plaintiffs from bringing employment discrimination lawsuits in federal court under this New Jersey law.
We consider the court’s practice of ordering some cases “dismissed as improvidently granted” or “DIGed” and how that practice has evolved.
Simply put, injunction proceedings are high stakes poker. If a party plays its first hand wrong, the game may be over before another hand is dealt.
The final state agency decision that denies your bid specification challenge is directly appealable to the New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division within 45 days. We examine key considerations and approaches.
Congress has added and subtracted Supreme Court justices many times in our nation’s history, so why did President Biden shy away from proposing a change in the Court’s size?
The resulting appellate opinion will serve as an important case for future bidding challenges, emphasizing that New Jersey’s competitive-bidding process is not left to the discretion of public entities.
As a result of the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision to overrule “Chevron Deference,” it is anticipated that state courts will reconsider their own doctrines and deferential standards of review.
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