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The Brownstone Law Firm is an appellate litigation law firm focusing on appeals in federal courts across the United States. Our federal appeals lawyers have represented hundreds of clients at the appellate level and have handled appeals in various state and federal courts.
Robert Sirianni, the president and managing partner of Brownstone Law, is licensed in every federal court of appeal in the nation. He has represented businesses and individuals before all federal courts of appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court. His practice is entirely dedicated to appellate litigation in civil and criminal cases, taking on matters related to writs, post-conviction motions, habeas corpus petitions, federal appeals, amicus curiae, regulatory, and constitutional law.
At the Brownstone Law Firm, we handle federal and state appeals, including healthcare fraud appeals and civil antitrust, appellate litigation.
Call us at (407) 388-1900 to speak to our federal appeals attorneys to represent you or your business in any appeal or if you need us to protect your appellate rights.
Visit https://www.brownstonelaw.com/ for more information.
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Sentence Reduction Motions in Florida
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Miranda Rights in Florida
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