Greines, Martin, Stein & Richland

greines, martin, stein & richland llp (gmsr) is one of the nation's top civil appellate law firms. the firm’s appellate lawyers have extensive experience and success in handling cases in the california supreme court, the united states supreme court, and in federal and state appellate courts across the country. because of our knowledge of what happens to cases on appeal, our appellate lawyers can help protect and advise clients while the case is still in the trial court. as soon as it’s clear that one side or the other will take a case up on appeal, it’s time to bring in appellate counsel to help the trial team position the case as favorably as possible. for nearly 40 years, clients have sought that help from gmsr appellate lawyers. from its base of practice in the california state and federal appellate courts, in recent years the firm has forged a potent united states supreme court practice: since 2006, it has won nine of the ten cases it has briefed and argued in the high court. the firm is counsel of record in nearly 500 published decisions and in hundreds more unpublished decisions, and it has acted as amicus counsel in an extensive amount of additional appellate matters. the firm also frequently consults with trial lawyers to ensure that their cases are well positioned for a potential appeal. through its appellate practice, the firm has developed substantive expertise in many areas, including constitutional law, civil rights, governmental torts and immunities, personal injury, insurance coverage and bad faith, complex business disputes, business torts, copyright, unfair competition, antitrust, real estate, entertainment law, environmental law, employment law, maritime law, family law, bankruptcy, professional malpractice, arbitration and probate. please visit our website for more details and email info@gmsr.com to receive appellate tips and invitations.

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