Insights from Michigan Appeals
Attorney Mark Linton:
Expert Guidance on Criminal Appeals

Understanding the difference between substantive and procedural rules in Michigan law can make or break your appeal. Substantive rules define rights and penalties, while procedural rules govern how cases move through the courts. In post-conviction cases, only substantive changes usually apply retroactively. Misclassifying the rule could cause your motion to fail, making it essential to get experienced appellate guidance.

A Personal Protection Order (PPO) can feel overwhelming, restricting where you go and who you see. But PPOs aren’t always permanent.

Appellate litigation firms can help you convince higher courts to reconsider the lower court’s verdict when you feel like you were denied th