Appeals: Initial Considerations for Appealing to the Appellate Division (NJ) | Practical Law

Appeals: Initial Considerations for Appealing to the Appellate Division (NJ) | Practical Law

A Practice Note identifying initial considerations for counsel evaluating whether to appeal a trial court's judgment or order in a civil action to the New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division (Appellate Division). This Note addresses who may appeal, what a party may appeal, when to appeal, and who may appear before the Appellate Division. It also identifies factors counsel should consider when recommending to a client whether to appeal, including identifying the appeal's basis, assessing the applicable standard of review, estimating costs, and evaluating strategic issues. This Note also explains obtaining a stay pending appeal by posting a supersedeas bond or filing a motion.

Appeals: Initial Considerations for Appealing to the Appellate Division (NJ)

Practical Law Practice Note w-035-5190 (Approx. 17 pages)

Appeals: Initial Considerations for Appealing to the Appellate Division (NJ)

by Practical Law Litigation
MaintainedNew Jersey
A Practice Note identifying initial considerations for counsel evaluating whether to appeal a trial court's judgment or order in a civil action to the New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division (Appellate Division). This Note addresses who may appeal, what a party may appeal, when to appeal, and who may appear before the Appellate Division. It also identifies factors counsel should consider when recommending to a client whether to appeal, including identifying the appeal's basis, assessing the applicable standard of review, estimating costs, and evaluating strategic issues. This Note also explains obtaining a stay pending appeal by posting a supersedeas bond or filing a motion.