Appellate judges don’t know every corner of the law. But they have a mastery of bedrock legal principles, which underlie all appeals.
By leveraging these principles, my approach guides judges from their preexisting understanding of the law to deciding in my client’s favor.
Katz Appellate Law notches an important California Supreme Court win against the City of Oakland about taxation.

The constructive-trust request was a real-property claim and thus the trial court erred in expunging lis pendens.
Ensured that the real properties are available to be returned to my clients should they prevail at trial.
Read the full case studyA fraudulent-transfer cause of action can support consequential and punitive damages.
Erased the dismissal against my client and allowed him to seek recovery for all the harm that fraudulent conspirators had caused him.
Read the full case studyThe trial court abused its discretion in refusing a party’s belated request to testify.
Removed the civil-harassment-restraining order against my client and revived her restraining-order request against the opposing party.
Read the full case studyMark J. Seifert Partner at Seifert Zuromski LLP
Don B. Emley Certified Family Law Specialist and Partner at The Emley Law Office, LLP
Andrew M. Zacks Founder of Zacks, Freedman & Patterson PC
Liat Sadler Certified Family Law Specialist and Attorney at Kaye Moser Hierbaum Ford LLP
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