Legal Question in Appeals and Writs in Colorado

Re: What is the procedure for an appeal?

No, you do not have to continue with your attorneys,

but if they are good enough to win for you why would

you want to change?

An appellate court reviews errors of law, not fact.

So there is no "retrial." If you win, or lose, in

the court of appeal, and the case is appealed higher

to the supreme court by you or the plaintiff,

the same "review of legal error" rule applies, but

in a different way. The supreme court only takes

cases which impact the state as a whole, it does

not review the particular case to see if the right

result was obtained. That's why you have a right

to an appeal, but the supreme court has the power

to choose which cases it will - and won't - take

and decide.