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Is It Ever Too Late To Be Rule 36’d?

Those that regularly practice before the Court know about Rule 36s. We’ve written about them before. It’s a one-line per curiam decision that generally comes a few days after oral argument...more

Revisiting Cancelled Oral Arguments

It has been a little while since we took a look at what—from a statistics standpoint—went down at recent oral arguments. Since the Federal Circuit went remote, there was an initial wave of a high percentage of appeals that...more

Will Your Appeal Have Argument Soon?

There’s a perception in the Federal Circuit bar that that Court has been scheduling cases for oral argument a bit quicker recently.  Now, on some levels, it’s all relative—the Federal Circuit has always been pretty quick in...more

It’s Two Weeks After Your Argument, And You’ve Heard Nothing. What Does That Mean?

Since we started this blog, we have taken a look at win-loss percentages a number of times.  Now that we recently updated our statistics, we took another look.  This time we thought we’d add a twist to our calculations by...more

Who Gets Oral Argument (Revisited): January Argument Recap/February Argument Preview

Out with the old, and in with the new: it’s Court week for the short February month, so we thought we’d revisit what happened at oral arguments last month and what’s happening now....more

No Argument, No Opinion—a Quick Look at Unargued Rule 36 Decisions During the Pandemic

Last week, Seth Lloyd and I noticed that there had been two more Rule 36s in appeals without oral argument from the Federal Circuit’s November sitting.  And then yesterday, Bloomberg’s Perry Cooper tweeted that two more...more

November Oral Argument Recap

Thanksgiving has come and gone, and we’ve all hopefully had a chance to ponder what we’re thankful for (including that a wild 2020 is about to close). Next week marks the start of the Federal Circuit’s last oral argument...more

September Oral Argument Recap

Now that we’re just over two weeks out from arguments in the Federal Circuit’s September sitting, it’s time for our monthly oral argument recap.  After taking Thursday and Friday off during its August session, the Court was...more

Observations on Cancelled Argument Cases: Appellees Always Win, Right? (Mostly)

Next week is Court week. Readers may remember that, after the Court released the September calendar, we predicted that the submission trend would continue. Were we right? Sort of....more

August Oral Argument Recap

We are two weeks out from arguments in the Federal Circuit’s August sitting, so it is time for our monthly oral argument recap. As it has done for the past several years, the Court heard arguments on only three days in...more

Fun with Numbers From The Federal Circuit’s First Three Months Of Telephonic Arguments

With the start of the Federal Circuit’s July oral arguments, we thought it made sense to look back at the Court’s first three months of telephonic hearings (April, May, and June). What do those sittings show about how the...more

What’s Changing At The Remote Fed. Circ.

Brian Matsui, Seth Lloyd, and Samuel Goldstein authored an article for Law360 covering how the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has streamlined its docket and moved oral arguments from the courtroom to conference...more

The Federal Circuit Goes Remote

As courts across the country grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic, the Federal Circuit has streamlined its docket and moved oral arguments from the courtroom to conference calling. Early indications suggest that is changing how...more

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