Court Appearance Attorneys
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Court appearance attorneys are assigned to handle court proceedings and legal matters for law firms and attorneys throughout the state. Freelance court appearance attorneys are a specific type of appearance counsel who regularly appear in a particular county, court or Judge on certain days of the week.
Court appearance lawyers handle litigation matters and are able to handle and argue procedural and substantive issues. Standard appearances include court conferences and motions for summary judgment. Freelance attorneys appear in court as an extension of the law firm of record. The assigned appearance lawyer can adjourn matter and advance any legal positions requested.
Appearance attorneys handle all types of court appearances and handle varied niches including high volume niches such as personal injury, foreclosure, collections and landlord-tenant. Counsel are available to provide appearance services in all counties and courts from Miami-Dade, to Broward to Jacksonville.
If you are interested in our appearance attorney services, Book Now or contact us with any questions.
- Preliminary Conferences
- Discovery Conferences
- Status Conferences
- Motions for Summary Judgment
- Motions to Dismiss
- Motions to Compel
- Motions to Strike
- Motions to Quash
- Motions of All Other Types
- Settlement Conferences
- Post Trial Motions
- Pre Trial Conferences
- Trial Adjournments
- Traverse Hearings
- Administrative Hearings
- Immigration Hearings
- Bankruptcy Hearings
- and More!
Areas of Law
- Automobile Accidents
- Bankruptcy
- Bus Accidents
- Business Litigation
- Collections
- Contract Disputes
- Commercial Disputes
- Foreclosure
- Highway Accidents
- Immigration
- Landlord Tenant
- Medical Malpractice
- Personal Injury
- Product Liability
- Real Estate Litigation
- Slip and Fall Accidents
- Trip and Fall Accidents
- Truck Accidents
- UCC Litigation
- AND More ...
Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Book an Appearance Attorney?
To reserve an appearance attorney call or submit your request online here.
What Information Should I Include With My Booking?
To ensure the assigned lawyer handles your appearance to your satisfaction, we recommend providing all relevant information.
Case Information – Basic case information includes details such as the case name, case number, date of the appearance, time of the appearance and the court & location where the appearance attorney needs to appear.
Background Information – Background information includes the type of case being assigned. Is the matter an automobile personal injury matter, a breach of contract case, or something else. An appearance lawyer needs to know the background of a case in order to handle an appearance assignment adequately.
Case Instructions – What is your objective for the appearance? Is your law firm looking for the matter to be continued or adjourned? Or are you looking for the appearing attorney to conference certain issues with the court? This information should be included in your booking request.
Important Documents – Relevant documents should be should be uploaded to your booking. What documents are relevant? Any documents an unassigned associate in your office would have to review to get “up to speed”, are relevant. For example, if the appearance is for a motion hearing, the appearing attorney will require a copy of any motion, opposition and reply papers. If the matter is on for a discovery conference, the appearing attorney will be better prepared if he or she can review the complaint, discovery demands and any prior discovery orders.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us online or call us.
How Will I Know if An Appearance Attorney is Confirmed?
Once your booking is received, an email will be sent confirming an appearance attorney is booked.
When Will I Receive A Report?
Appearance attorneys usually submit their reports within 1-2 hours of the appearance.
What Happens If the Appearance is Cancelled?
If an appearance is cancelled, the appearance attorney will still be entitled to a cancellation fee since the attorney reviewed and prepared for the appearance. If the cancellation takes place on the day of the scheduled appearance, the full rate will apply as the attorney either traveled to court, prepared or turned down other work to handle your matter.
