Imagine the following scenario: you’ve just spent several years litigating a disputed matter against an opposing party and you’ve finally won. Hours of your time and attention (and money) have been expended in dealing with this issue for a favorable outcome. Then, just when you thought it was all behind you, your attorney calls: “We received a Notice Appeal from the other side.”

If you’re stuck in an appeal or need to seek correction of a faulty decision in your case, you’re going to require counsel experienced in litigating appeals-preferably having real-world experience with the process from the other side of the Appellate bench. It is in this circumstance that Eisenhower Carlson maintains a unique position in the market of appellate counsel. With over one third of our attorneys having received training in judicial clerkships with the Federal Courts and State Courts of Appeal and State Supreme Court, prior to launching their careers with us.

If you’re interested in how and why this type of experience plays an integral role in your outcome, take a moment to read this article from US News & World Report entitled: ““Which Law Schools Get The Most Judicial Clerkship Jobs?”“: http://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/college-rankings-blog/2010/05/06/new-ranking-which-law-schools-get-the-most-judicial-clerkship-jobs

If the Judges deciding your case trusted our lawyers to work for them, you can too.