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XLP attorneys have been arguing cases in state and Federal appellate courts for more than two decades. Trial court decisions can often rest on a single incorrect determination of law. Because judges are human too, state and Federal court systems provide for multiple levels of appeal to ensure justice is rendered appropriately. XLP attorneys can shepherd you or your company through the often consuming process of appeals, from brief writing to oral argument. XLP attorneys are admitted to the following court of appeals: Virginia Court of Appeals; Virginia Supreme Court; US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit; US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit; US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit; US Supreme Court.
Virginia, in 2021, significantly changed its appellate process, with the end result that every civil case in Virginia may be appealed to the Virginia Court of Appeals prior to any required appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court. As a result, there will be significant additional opportunities for unsuccessful litigants at the trial court level to be vindicated when judges make legal errors. Our seasoned, experienced professionals are available to continue your fight for justice.
XLP attorneys combine distinguished legal careers with substantial business experience, giving them a deep understanding of the challenges faced by business decision-makers.
XLP attorneys proactively identify and mitigate risk through meticulous drafting of corporate instruments and contracts, helping clients avoid costly and time-consuming litigation.
XLP brings together seasoned attorneys with extensive experience in both transactional work and litigation. Our dual perspective results in stronger drafting and more effective advocacy. With XLP, clients need only one call to secure comprehensive, strategic legal support.
On March 31, 2020, Governor Ralph Northam signed Senate Bill 1261 (“S.B. 1261”) into law, which alters civil appeal procedure, expands the COA’s jurisdiction, and increases the number of COA judges. The legislation’s impact on the judicial landscape will be substantial as appeals become more frequent, cases will spend more time in the court system, and consequentially, attorneys’ fees will rise.
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