Insights from the Bench: Judges Geenen and Colón on Appellate Advocacy 2025
Endorsed by the Appellate Practice Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin
Judgment call
Have you ever wanted to get inside the mind of a judge? Insights from the Bench: Judges Geenen and Colón on Appellate Advocacy is your chance! As they reflect on their first year on the Wisconsin Court of Appeals District I, Judge Sara J. Geenen and Judge Pedro A. Colón will provide a candid look into their early experiences on the bench in a lively panel discussion moderated by Christa D. Wittenberg.
They'll discuss the challenges and rewards of tackling complex legal questions and provide a behind-the-scenes look at how appellate cases are evaluated.
Endorsed by the Appellate Practice Section of the State Bar of Wisconsin
Judgment call
Have you ever wanted to get inside the mind of a judge? Insights from the Bench: Judges Geenen and Colón on Appellate Advocacy is your chance! As they reflect on their first year on the Wisconsin Court of Appeals District I, Judge Sara J. Geenen and Judge Pedro A. Colón will provide a candid look into their early experiences on the bench in a lively panel discussion moderated by Christa D. Wittenberg.
They'll discuss the challenges and rewards of tackling complex legal questions and provide a behind-the-scenes look at how appellate cases are evaluated. You’ll discover practical strategies to make your advocacy stand out, with guidance on:
- Wisconsin appellate procedure rules
- Formatting and stylistic expectations for federal appellate submissions
- Well-structured introductions and issue statements
- What judges prioritize when reviewing the cases before them
Whether you’re a seasoned appellate lawyer or new to appeals, Insights from the Bench: Judges Geenen and Colón on Appellate Advocacy is your opportunity to deepen your understanding of the appellate process.
Product details
- Gain unique insights into the hurdles and highlights of appellate judging
- Get tips from the bench on effective appellate advocacy
- Brush up on frequently overlooked appellate procedure rules
- Review document requirements and typography suggestions for federal appeals
- Appellate lawyers
- Litigators
- Criminal law practitioners
- Civil rights lawyers
- Anyone practicing before appellate courts