Call the Clerk of the appellate court and ask them. I think they will tell you. Ask whether they have a procedure to waive it, too.

Interlocutory appeals are typically not allowed. The decision you want to appeal is an “interlocutory” order.

I have represented people in traffic court in my state many times. I can think of a couple possible scenarios. Had the prosecutor offered you...

Your health insurance may have a reimbursement claim if you used it to pay for treatment that should have been paid for by the workers’ comp...

Worker’s Compensation and personal injury are two distinctly different practice areas for attorneys. There are some lawyers who can competently...

If your current employer is a different one from the one where you got hurt, then you need to talk to an employment law attorney about your rights...

The potential settlement value of a case ten years ago does not have any bearing on the value today. Why do you want to go to trial? What is the...

I don’t think so. Not every insult or injury has a legal remedy. Given the situation with ICE currently, it might be smart not to draw...

Evidence is submitted at trial, not on appeal. The appellate court is just looking for “errors of law” in the trial court decision and will rely...

Never rely on your employer to protect your rights after you get hurt at work. You are responsible for that—you need to do two things...