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Are you a party to a civil case on appeal? The appellate court is very different from the superior court -- including its processes and procedures. We encourage you to attend a FREE workshop to learn important information about what is required at the Court of Appeal, especially if you are not represented by an attorney. A Civil Appellate Self-Help Workshop will be held at the San Diego Law Library on the third Tuesday of each month. Due to changes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, all workshops will now be held virtually. Please visit the San Diego Law Library's website to register for upcoming events. Join us at one of our workshops this year:
For help in determining whether you can appeal a decision of the superior court, click here for some questions for you to consider.
The Civil Appellate Self-Help Workshop is a joint project of the California Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District, Division One; the Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc.; the San Diego County Bar Association’s Appellate Practice Section; and the San Diego Law Library. |
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California Supreme Court Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye visits the Bar Center at 401 to celebrate the launch of San Diego’s new Civil Appellate Self-Help Workshop series. View the Daily Transcript article here.
Read an article about the Civil Appellate Self-Help Workshop featured in the July/August 2014 issue of San Diego Lawyer here.