Federal Circuit Appeals: Starting an Appeal | Practical Law

Federal Circuit Appeals: Starting an Appeal | Practical Law

A Practice Note explaining the process for starting a civil appeal to the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit from an order or judgment of a federal district court, the US Court of International Trade, or the US Court of Federal Claims. This Note covers taking an appeal as of right (by filing a notice of appeal), petitioning for permission to appeal, and posting cost bonds. This Note also explains the preliminary steps parties must complete before briefing, including preparing the record, ordering transcripts, filing notices of appearance and other required post-initiation documents, and participating in the Federal Circuit's settlement and mediation program.

Federal Circuit Appeals: Starting an Appeal

Practical Law Practice Note 5-523-9409 (Approx. 35 pages)

Federal Circuit Appeals: Starting an Appeal

by Practical Law Litigation
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A Practice Note explaining the process for starting a civil appeal to the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit from an order or judgment of a federal district court, the US Court of International Trade, or the US Court of Federal Claims. This Note covers taking an appeal as of right (by filing a notice of appeal), petitioning for permission to appeal, and posting cost bonds. This Note also explains the preliminary steps parties must complete before briefing, including preparing the record, ordering transcripts, filing notices of appearance and other required post-initiation documents, and participating in the Federal Circuit's settlement and mediation program.