As a general component of human nature, almost every litigant who has lost a case in a trial court believes the trial court incorrectly decided the matter. No one wants to be “wrong,” but Indiana’s trial court are charged with being open to litigants to freely administer justice and decide cases. Every case has an appeal of right to the Indiana Court of Appeals, if not the Indiana Supreme Court. Nevertheless, most trial court decisions are not appealed. Presumably, this is because the losing party concedes the point. However, there are three times when a case should be appealed. The first ... Read More