Defending Your Rights

A Conviction Isn’t The End, You Have Options

A conviction is not the end of the road in criminal cases. Although your case didn’t turn out how you wanted, you aren’t entirely out of options for your desired outcome. With an experienced appeals attorney, you have an opportunity to get your life back.

Attorney Travis Rossman in Barbourville has years of experience representing clients in front of the Kentucky Supreme Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit. If you have a civil matter and need representation to appeal a judgment, Mr. Rossman can present a solid case to help you reach your goals.

Appellate Experience That Makes A Difference

Mr. Rossman has vast experience with criminal and civil appeals. Appeals are often complex and require significant knowledge, confidence and experience arguing in front of those courts. Whether you are challenging a conviction in a federal criminal trial or seeking to challenge a judgment in your civil case, you can rely on Mr. Rossman to successfully represent you.

An appeal requires grounds that there was a flaw in the process of your case that caused the resulting decision. When you bring your case to Mr. Rossman, he will review your options and look for any mistakes the court made. For example, procedural errors, prejudicial evidence or misapplication of the law can all be used as grounds for appealing a judgment.

Successful appeals achieved by Attorney Travis Rossman his legal team:

  • United States v. James Lamont Dunbar, United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, Case No. 11-5609: Life sentence vacated
  • United States v. Kurt Harrington, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, Case No. 6:17-cv-199: Life sentence vacated
  • United States v. Cortiyah Moore, United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, Case No. 23-1065: Three out of four counts of conviction reversed for insufficient evidence
  • United States v. Kelly Harrison, United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, Case No. 15-3720: Sentence vacated for district court’s failure to consider non-frivolous argument for a lower sentence
  • Bays v. Kiphart, 486 S.W.3d 283 (Ky. 2016)—Kentucky Supreme Court unanimously affirmed judgment in favor of Mr. Rossman’s client in a legal dispute over a trust

Don’t Wait To Get Started On Your Appeal

You only have a limited time to file an appeal after a judgment. The sooner you get in touch with an experienced criminal and civil appeals attorney, the better your chance of success. Contact Mr. Rossman by calling 606-232-8521 or filling out an online contact form to schedule your free consultation.

Serving Knox, Bell, Laurel and Whitley Counties.