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FAQ for Attorneys

Q: As an ADI panel attorney, where can I find written guidance on handling appointed appeals and writs in California reviewing courts?

Q: Where can I find answers to my questions about compensation claims?

Q: Whom should I contact about administrative questions concerning a particular case, such as appointment or claim information?

Q: Whom should I contact for help with substantive issues or procedural matters in a specific case?

Q: When is it mandatory (or strongly advisable) for a panel attorney to consult ADI?

Q: What recourse do I have if the staff attorney and I cannot reach agreement on a matter or I want to make a confidential complaint or inquiry?

Q: How can I find out my standing on the ADI panel or obtain a reference from ADI?

FAQ for Parties

Q: How can I find general information on what to expect during my appeal?

Q: How can I start my appeal?

Q: My attorney is not going to file a petition for review to the California Supreme Court. How can I do it myself?

Q: I want to challenge my conviction, but appeal is not an option because the time has passed or I would need to rely on information not brought to the attention of the trial court. What can I do?

Q: I am a self-represented party at the moment. How can I get help?

 

 

 


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