Skill
Appeals
Legal and Compliance
In a legal context, an appeal is a formal request asking a higher court to review and change the outcome of a lower court's decision, typically based on claimed errors in how the law was applied or the trial was conducted. Appellate attorneys specialize in this process, focusing on written briefs and oral argument rather than trials, witnesses, or new evidence. The term also applies more broadly to formal challenges of denied decisions, such as insurance claim appeals or benefits appeals.
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Associate General Counsel, Litigation
Motive
Full-time · United States - Remote · $235,000 – $372,000
Motive seeks an experienced litigation attorney to build and lead their in-house litigation function, managing complex disputes across IP, trade secrets, and competitive matters while partnering with product, engineering, and business leadership. This is a senior role for someone who can develop litigation strategy, oversee outside counsel, and scale the function as the company grows.
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