Why Maryland Should Allow 28 Days for Post-Trial Motions By Derek Stikeleather What attracts many lawyers to appellate practice—besides an unusual appetite for legal writing and a general distaste for contentious discovery—is the confidence that fire drills and surprises rarely occur. Appellate briefing deadlines and oral arguments are normally set months in advance, and extensions are liberally granted. Appellate lawyers often seem to be […] https://mdappblog.com/2024/04/....18/why-maryland-shou
