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Appellate Law: A Case Example and the Role of Amicus Brief

Presented by the Washington State Bar Association

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Start Date

Tuesday, Mar 24, 2026
08:25 AM (PST)

End Date

Tuesday, Mar 24, 2026
11:15 AM (PST)
Credit
2.50 Law & Legal Procedure CLE

The appellate process requires a delicate balance between highlighting salient facts to enumerate an objective analysis while sorting through a voluminous record. Neil Fox and David Montes will share their experience as counsel and amicus curiae in John Does v Seattle Police Department, involving public records disclosure and privacy rights under state law. JAMS neutral Justice Faith Ireland (Ret.) will then share perspectives from the Washington State Supreme Court bench, providing practice tips and answer questions about strategy and approaches.

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