Affirmance is the appellate court's decision upholding the lower court judgment.

An appeal bond cap limits the security a defendant must post to stay enforcement pending appeal.

Judgment enforcement is the process of collecting a money judgment through execution, garnishment, and liens.

Appellate remand returns a case to the lower court for further proceedings consistent with the appellate decision.

Reversal is the appellate court's decision setting aside a lower court judgment.

Satisfaction of judgment is the formal record that a judgment has been paid and is no longer enforceable.

A stay pending appeal suspends enforcement of a judgment while the appeal proceeds.

A supersedeas bond is security posted by an appellant to stay enforcement of a money judgment during appeal.

Vacatur nullifies a judgment or order, treating it as though it had not been entered.