Legal Question in Consumer Law in Florida

Re: judgement under argument

That depends on what your case is, where it is pending, what the verdict and/or rulings are, and what your argument is.

Re: judgment under argument

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You generally have a right to request an appeal although the appellate court may deny your request if there are no issues raised which are proper for an appeal. Appeals are generally as follows:

County Court decisions to the Circuit Court;

Circuit Court Decisions to the District Court of Appeal; and

District Court of Appeal to the Florida Supreme Court.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.