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What Happens After Filing a Reply Brief in Your Case?

Jan 27, 2025
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Updated: May 18




What Happens After Filing a Reply Brief?


Hi, today, we filed the reply brief in this document. We reaffirmed all the reasons why we think that the judge got it wrong. Now the court has everything they need in order to decide your case. It is hard to predict how long it will take.


Sometimes it takes three months. Sometimes it can take up to a year. I want to make sure that during this time, because it's a waiting game, you don't make this the focus of your day to day. You can put this in the back of your mind. Our team is always here working on your case. If you have any questions or have any issues, give us a call. And I want to make sure that you understand all aspects of the process

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