Appellate writing can feel specialized, with its own conventions and focus on legal analysis, precedent, and standards of review. This resource breaks down the key components of an appellate brief and offers practical guidance on crafting clear, persuasive arguments.

Federal district court clerkships are a valuable path to appellate law. This resource explains the role, skills developed, and how these positions can support long-term appellate career goals.

There are many paths to appellate practice. This resource offers practical guidance for exploring appellate opportunities early and building the skills and experience needed for appellate work.

After a case is decided in a trial court, a party may ask an appellate court to review whether the law was applied correctly. This resource explains the appellate process, key stages, and the far-reaching impact appellate decisions can have.

We've created this roadmap: a year-by-year guide to help you make strategic choices that align with your appellate aspirations.

We’ve gathered a few tried-and-true tips to help you make the most of your summer work experience.

While the ADA was a monumental achievement, its legacy depends on ongoing interpretation, rigorous enforcement, and a broader commitment to equity.

TAP alumni had the rare opportunity to attend a private event hosted by the Edward Coke Appellate Inn of Court—the first and only American Inn of Court dedicated specifically to appellate practice.

We believe the future of appellate law can and should reflect the full experiences and perspectives of our nation.

State court clerkships aren't a backup plan—they're a launchpad.