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This work covers appeals against decisions by tribunals, inferior courts and first‑instance judges, in civil, commercial and statutory contexts. A solicitor practises by identifying grounds of appeal, drafting notices and skeleton arguments, compiling bundles, and coordinating authorities, transcripts and fresh evidence where permitted. They prepare and present arguments to the appellate court, respond to the opposite party’s submissions, and guide the client through permission to appeal and the appellate process.
A solicitor handles the specialised procedures, timetable constraints and caselaw research that govern appeals. They must manage evidence, authorities and bundle preparation, and ensure compliance with court directions, all while maintaining client confidentiality and regulatory duties.
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