Not many lawyers try cases and handle appeals. I do both. I believe that handling appeals makes you a better trial lawyer and trying cases makes you a better appellate lawyer. Not many lawyers have both the rhetorical skills necessary to be an effective trial lawyer and the writing skills necessary to be an effective appellate lawyer. I do.
I’m also unique in that I handle writs of habeas corpus. Habeas is a highly technical area of law that intimidates a lot of criminal lawyers. Most criminal lawyers will go their entire careers without filing a single post-conviction writ of habeas corpus. I’ve talked to many people who were told by other lawyers that there was nothing they could do to overturn their convictions when it turned out they had viable habeas corpus claims.
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