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Hanson Peters Nye - Appellate Practice
Practice Areas » Appellate Practice
Hanson Peters Nye’s appellate counsel has successfully argued appeals in state and federal appellate and supreme courts nationwide. Hanson Peters Nye handles appeals in cases in which the Firm represented a party during the lower court proceedings, and where the Firm has been retained specifically for its appellate proficiency. Hanson Peters Nye’s appellate counsel have represented a wide range of clients on statutory, constitutional, and common law issues, involving all aspects of its practice. The success of the Firm’s nationwide appellate practice is attributable to the experience of its attorneys – who have appeared in intermediate appellate and supreme courts throughout the country.
- Successfully argued before the United States Court of the Appeals for the Sixth Circuit that a tort and breach of contract claim made against an accountant is not preempted by ERISA.
- Obtained affirmance by the Iowa Appellate Court of an order of summary judgment secured for the insurer with respect to a claim for coverage of attorney fees incurred in the challenge by the insured’s employees of an administrative agency’s decision that accused them of adult abuse.
- Achieved affirmance by the Florida Appellate Court of an order granting summary judgment to the insurer on the basis of insufficient notice under a directors and officers liability policy.
- Obtained affirmance by the Illinois Appellate Court of a judgment secured for a quasi-governmental property insurer from numerous residential and commercial mine subsidence claims, including preserving favorable judgments on appeal.
- Successfully defended jury verdict of no liability in favor of corporation in a breach of contract and fraud action involving the interpretation of a licensing agreement in the Illinois Appellate Court.
- Secured the entry of an order granting summary judgment in a medical negligence case in the face of plaintiff’s motion to voluntarily dismiss, which, on appeal resulted in the pronouncement by the Illinois Supreme Court in a case of first impression that the trial court may hear and decide a motion which has been filed prior to a motion for voluntary dismissal when that motion, if favorably ruled on by the court could result in a final disposition of the case.
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