On Point Expertise

• deep thinking analysis of facts and case law to find the best arguments and assess whether an appeal is viable;

• drafting appeal briefs, motion papers, miscellaneous memos of law — see samples

• oral argument in New York (as Of Counsel to your law office; Zara can appear regardless of who wrote the briefs)

You need an appellate attorney’s decades of experience to find the best argument.

If your client lost, an appellate lawyer will discern why and find the way to a win.

If you won, an appellate lawyer will defend the win by avoiding appeal landmines.

Filing a complex motion or prepping for trial? An appellate attorney will navigate the issues to find the strongest arguments.

See what Zara’s lawyer clients say about her service.

Solo attorneys and small law firms nationwide who:

• are tired of trying to get the good output from AI;

• are too busy to create perfect legal writing themselves;

• dread the deep thinking legal analysis that is required for appeals and complex motions;

• need to send a fresh face (but not a novice) to oral argument;

• want to work with someone who is passionate about serving their clients;

• love to be a hero to their clients.

• Contact Zara here. Give her some details about your motion or appeal (otherwise she will think it is spam or robo-phishing).

• She emails you back with clarification questions, or suggestions for a call.

• After gathering some key information, she gives you a flat fee quote for the brief or other project.

• You send her the fee (by Venmo, wire transfer, or old-fashioned check), digitally sign her legal services e-agreement, and your brief (or other project) gets on her calendar.

Most likely yes.

Zara’s experience writing and consulting on briefs for appeals and motions in federal and state courts covers a vast range of practice areas: including:

• corporate/LLC disputes;

• federal regulation disputes;

• construction law;

• personal injury;

• medical & dental malpractice;

• small business disputes;

• real estate and property disputes;

• class actions;

• residential and commercial foreclosure defense;

• immigration;

• family/divorce;

• elder abuse;

• bankruptcy;

• civil procedure;

• landlord/tenant;

• employment law;

• civil rights/constitutional law.