Letters to the Author

• Publication year: 2013
• Pages: 57
• Citation: Vol. 42 No. 9 Pg. 57

42 Colo.Law. 57 Letters to the Author Vol. 42 No. 9 [Page 57] Colorado Bar Journal September, 2013

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Appellate Practice, 1991–2013 by Andrew M. Low

Dear Andy:

Great job with your TCL column over all these years. . . . I remember the inaugural piece. I’ve learned a lot from your writing, and I am glad to have crossed swords with you only once on an appeal.

Good luck with whatever lies ahead.

Regards,

Ron Sandgrund, Denver

Andy Low replies:

Ron:

Thanks very much for your kind note. I've enjoyed writing the column, but it seemed to have come to its natural conclusion.

Speaking of writing, I've been intrigued by your recent series about multiple perspectives on the practice of law. ^[1]Should be required reading for every young associate at our firm. Made me reflect on how much the practice has changed since I came out of law school.

Thanks again for your note!

Andy,

I was very disappointed to learn in the July issue of The Colorado Lawyer that I could no longer look forward to reading about the well-intentioned misadventures of Tim Flegleman, the sound advice of Susan Victor, and about the other characters in your enjoyable and useful Appellate Practice columns. Although I haven't practiced before an appellate court for many years, I...