You fought the good fight, but lost. Clearly, a serious error was made—and not by you. Now that you have decided to appeal, your first task is to pick up the pen and give notice of your intention to the other side and to the Court, explaining the grounds for your position.
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Framing A More Appealing Notice
January 6, 2011
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