Can I have my personal injury ( I lost ) appealed by reversed bifurcation?
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Read More Answered By: Eric Rothstein |
I don't understand your question. Did you lose a motion seeking either a bifurcated trial or a joint trial on liability and damages? If either, that can be appealed. I handle personal injury cases and appeals so feel free to check out my web site and contact me. I am also a former federal and State prosecutor. |
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