A remand is merely a case that is returned for correction, but it feels like the worst kind of criticism of your work. However, the instructor for this class says receiving remands just goes with the job. After all, even federal circuit court judges receive remands—and probably more often than you do. How you address the remand depends on the type of remand you receive and who/what entity returned the case to you. What is the appropriate format for a remand? What did you do wrong and how can you make it right? This class, taught by an appellate judge, will answer those questions, and explain why remands are valuable learning opportunities.