Motion Practice in Nebraska’s Appellate Courts

The presentation will cover motion practice in Nebraska’s appellate courts. Specifically, we will discuss things like motions for summary disposition of an appeal (Rule 2-107), motions for miscellaneous relief (Rule 2-106), and motions for attorney fees. We will also cover best practices for motion filing in the appellate courts, using evidence/affidavits to support appellate motions, and how those motions are typically resolved by Nebraska’s appellate courts.

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Credit General:1.0

Tag(s) Litigation & Appellate Practice

Description

Nebraska MCLE #256787. 1.0 CLE Hours. (OnDemand credit)

Michael W. Milone, Koukol, Johnson, Schmit & Milone

Michael W. Milone graduated from the UNL College of Law with honors in 2015. Michael is now a partner with Koukol, Johnson, Schmit & Milone and has worked there since graduating. Michael handles a wide array of litigation, but focuses his practice on commercial litigation, general civil litigation, and appeals. Michael is licensed to practice in Nebraska and Iowa courts and one day hopes to become a Nebraska judge. When not trying cases, Michael loves spending time with his wife and child playing board games and traveling.

Joel Fulton, Fowler, Schimberg, Flanagan, & McLetchie P.C

Joel was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska and received his J.D. in 2013 at the University of Nebraska College of Law, where he was a member of the National Moot Court Team. Joel joined Fowler | Schimberg | Flanagan | McLetchie P.C. in 2015 and focused on defending civil rights claims, construction

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