Valeria Hendricks
Appellate Practice
In every civil case, there is a winner and a loser. If the losing party believes an error has been made in the trial proceedings, that party may appeal the decision to a higher court. The winning party will need to appear in the appeal to argue in favor of the decision in the trial court. Both parties should be represented by experienced appellate counsel to file brief and motions. Additionally, appellate practitioners assist trial counsel by advising them on how to avoid reversible error and conversely, how to preserve a trial error for appellate review. An effective appellate practitioner needs delving research skills, persuasive writing ability, and convincing advocacy techniques. The head of Davis & Harmon's appellate and law department, Valeria Hendricks, has these skills. In addition to her 13-year service at Florida's Second District Court of Appeal, she is Board Certified by The Florida Bar in appellate practice and has been recognized by her peers as one of Florida’s Superlawyers and Legal Elite.
Appellate Practice Certified Attorney - Florida Bar
Valeria Hendricks
Davis & Harmon PA
110 N 11th St - 2nd floor
Tampa FL 33602-4202
Tel: 813 222-3600
Fax: 813 222-3616
E-mail: Valeria.Hendricks@Davis-Harmon.com
Partner Valeria Hendricks has been Board Certified in Appellate Practice by the Florida Bar since 2002. She handles all appeals and drafts major motions and memoranda of law for the firm, and upon referral, in both state and federal courts. She has also been retained to provide insurance coverage opinions, for both insureds and insurers. Ms. Hendricks consults with sole practitioners on major legal issues and preservation of error at trial. The esteem in which she is regarded is reflected by her peers’ selection of her as one of Florida’s Legal Elite and Superlawyers, as well as by her Martindale-Hubbell AV rating. Ms. Hendricks is proud to serve the legal profession through her active committee memberships in The Florida Bar, the Hillsborough County Bar Association, and the Florida and Hillsborough Associations of Women Lawyers. She and her husband of 25 years, Michael Greeson, have one daughter, Roxanne.
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