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This work in Wales mirrors the English civil appeals process where the same courts (Court of Appeal and Supreme Court) can hear appeals in civil disputes. A Welsh solicitor prepares and lodges notices of appeal, collects the appellate bundle, drafts grounds of appeal and skeleton arguments, applies for permission to appeal, and coordinates with counsel. They manage deadlines, serve documents, and respond to any cross-appeal, ensuring Welsh procedural requirements are met where relevant.
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