Writ of Certiorari Attorneys Serving Clients Nationwide
The U.S. Supreme Court generally accepts cases only in instances involving conflicting circuit court decisions or pressing matters of public policy. The first step to successfully appealing an adverse decision from a lower court to the U.S. Supreme Court is to persuade the court to hear arguments for the case. This is done by preparing a petition for writ of certiorari.
The petition must contain all of the essential reasons why the court should review the case. Because the court denies the vast majority of writ petitions, the petition you intend to present must be cogently and persuasively argued.
At the Law Firm of Shein and Brandenburg, we are experienced advocates who have prepared and filed numerous writ petitions. We have exceptional legal analysis and argumentation skills, and we will employ them in the effort to achieve your goal.
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You have only 90 days from the date of a decision in a U.S. Circuit Court to file a petition for writ in the U.S. Supreme Court. A significant amount of time will be required to prepare the petition, so you should act quickly to obtain legal representation in order to exercise this option.
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To speak with an experienced Atlanta petition for writ of certiorari attorney, contact the Law Firm of Shein and Brandenburg.
