In this episode, TC partners Booker T. Shaw, Carl Pesce, Dawn M. Wright, and former TC Senior Counsel Douglas Lang, discuss the nuances of appellate litigation, focusing on error preservation as a crucial element of appellate strategy. Through discussion of recent federal appeals, specifically Johnson v. Moring and Stanley v. Macomb County, Michigan, the hosts highlight how a party’s failure to comply with Federal Rule 50 can have far-reaching consequences on both federal and state appeals. The practical impact extends to administrative appeals and enforcement proceedings, where the stakes of error preservation and timely objections are equally significant.
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