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This work covers appealing decisions from lower courts to the Court of Appeal in England and Wales, including civil and criminal matters. A solicitor in this area drafts detailed grounds of appeal, prepares bundles and skeleton arguments, and presents submissions in the Court of Appeal. They liaise with counsel, the Court of Appeal Royal Courts of Justice, and the relevant registry, and navigate permission to appeal where required. The process can shape or overturn significant rulings and rescripts the appellate posture.

Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor

A solicitor brings formal regulatory protections, including professional indemnity and accountability, to Court of Appeal work. They handle complex procedural requirements, ensure compliance with strict timelines, and coordinate with counsel to frame arguments within established appellate routes. The role focuses on ensuring the appeal is properly argued, supported by a robust record, and that any new points are correctly raised within the appellate framework.

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