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    • Family Law
    • Criminal Law
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Texas Civil Appeals Attorney With Published Caselaw

An unfavorable trial judgment or ruling can feel devastating. A loss in court might disrupt your family or threaten your business, finances and peace of mind. With numerous successful appeals written and defended over the years, I provide compassionate, painstaking and professional advocacy to challenge a flawed judgment or ruling. My office strives to apply the highest standards of legal research, writing and argument in Texas appeals.

At my firm, I stand by Galveston residents and businesses through every stage of the legal process. I am attorney Eric R. Little. I bring 25 years of legal experience to your side. Drawing from my considerable experience as a litigator, I work tirelessly to achieve the results you deserve.

How Civil Litigation Appeals Work In Texas

Appealing civil cases requires a completely different approach from a standard trial. An appeal is not a new trial. You cannot present new evidence or testimony to the appellate court. Instead, a civil appellate lawyer reviews the official trial record to identify legal mistakes made by the judge. According to the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, the grounds for an appeal usually involve:

  • Errors in applying Texas law
  • Incorrect evidentiary rulings
  • Flawed jury instructions

I carefully analyze the trial transcript to find these critical mistakes. Then, I build strong arguments to show how these errors directly impacted your verdict, giving you a fighting chance of reversing the verdict.

Capably Litigating A Range Of Appellate Cases

The legal system allows for different kinds of appellate relief depending on the status of your case. I handle standard post-trial appeals as well as complex emergency motions. I can assist you with appellate actions such as:

  • Final judgment appeals: Challenging the outcome after the conclusion of a trial.
  • Interlocutory appeals: Appealing specific rulings before the entire trial ends.
  • Writs of mandamus: Asking a higher court to order a lower court judge to correct an abuse of discretion.

I tailor his legal strategy to the specific procedural needs of your case. This ensures that I can meet every appellate deadline perfectly.

Handling Civil Appeals At All Court Levels

As an appellate attorney, I support clients across all levels of the judicial system. Whether a case requires state or federal intervention, I will represent clients during civil litigation appeals in multiple jurisdictions. I can present oral arguments and file comprehensive briefs in the following courts:

  • All 14 Texas Courts of Appeals
  • The Texas Supreme Court
  • The Supreme Court of the United States

As a civil appeals attorney providing comprehensive legal services, I will take care of your case from the initial notice of appeal to the final ruling.

What Are Your Options If Your Insurer Denied Your Claim For Hurricane Damage?

If your insurer denies a valid claim as covered by your insurance policy, you have legal remedies. I can review your policy to identify bad faith practices or breach of contract, then hold insurance companies accountable through litigation and appeals.

How Can You Improve Your Chances In Court With Your Property Dispute?

Documentation is the key to successful property dispute claims. You can improve your chances by preserving all deeds, surveys and written correspondence. I can gather this evidence to build a clear chain of title and protect your ownership rights in court.

Can You Still File A Personal Injury Claim Even If You Were Partially At Fault?

Texas has a modified comparative fault system. Under Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 33.001, you can still seek financial recovery if your responsibility does not exceed 50%. To minimize your fault percentage and maximize your compensation, it is best to have legal counsel on your side.

Contact An Experienced Galveston Civil Appellate Lawyer Today

Texas has strict deadlines for appeals proceedings. The sooner you contact The Law Office of Eric R. Little, the sooner I can begin the process. I offer free, confidential consultations. To request yours, please call me at 888-404-0777 or send me an email today.

Practice Areas

  • Texas Real Estate Law
    • Boundary, Zoning & Title Disputes
    • Landlord & Tenant Matters
    • Homeowner Representation
    • Foreclosure
  • Civil Appeals
  • Family Law
  • Criminal Law

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Send an email to my Galveston law firm today to discuss your situation in a free initial consultation.

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Galveston, TX 77550

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