Appeal & Supersedeas Bonds

What is an Appeal Bond?

During an appeal in civil litigation, an appeal bond guarantees the payment of court costs and damages; a specific type of appeal bond, called a supersedeas bond, can be required to halt payment of a monetary judgment until the appeal process is concluded.

Watch our video to learn why you may need this bond:

Now offering three ways to post collateral (only on required court bonds):

1. Morgan Stanley Account: We partner with Morgan Stanley to provide clients with the opportunity to generate interest on their collateral, which effectively covers the bond as annual premium payments.

2. Wire Transfer: A Wire Transfer is an electronic transfer of funds from one party to another, typically initiated by a bank or other financial institution.

3. Letter of Credit: A Letter of Credit is a document issued by a bank or other financial institution to guarantee payment from one party to another.