Landlord Tenant Courts In New York Are You Ready For The Tsumani?
Jun 28, 2021 2:29:59 PM / by Jackie Cara posted in Court Ruling
Updates to the Preliminary Conference Form in Westchester County, NY
Dec 4, 2019 1:32:13 PM / by Guest Author posted in Court Ruling, General Knowledge, New York
Effective December 2, 2019, Westchester County has implemented a new initiative that applies to all cases scheduled for Preliminary and Compliance Conferences. All parties are to come to all Preliminary and Compliance Conferences with settlement demands (for plaintiffs) and with offers (for defendants) and be prepared to discuss possible settlement.
Changes in Kings Supreme Court (RE: Notes of Issue)
Mar 18, 2019 4:18:00 PM / by ZR Per Diem posted in Court Ruling, New York
Please be advised that an order was issued in Kings Supreme from J. George Silver, the administrative judge for the five boroughs, advising that there will be no discovery permitted after the Note of Issue is filed. Notes of Issue will only remain on the calendar where the only discovery is a mere response to a discovery demand or a demand for authorizations.
New York Supreme - Judge Kalish & Judge Kaplan Rules
Feb 20, 2019 4:16:00 PM / by ZR Per Diem posted in Court Ruling, New York
At the pre-trial conference, the court will distribute to each party a Pre-Trial Information Sheet and Stipulation and Order that require, inter alia, a statement of undisputed facts, prospective motions in limine, list of exhibits with exhibit designations, and estimate of trial days, which each party, severally or jointly, must complete and submit to the court within one week before the date set for
New York Supreme - Update of "Paperless Judges"
Jan 15, 2019 4:20:00 PM / by ZR Per Diem posted in Court Ruling, New York
These Judges do not accept working copies.
*ATTENTION*
ROOM 130 PAPERLESS JUDGES
No working Copies Accepted
Queens Supreme Update
Jan 9, 2019 4:20:00 PM / by ZR Per Diem posted in Services, Court Ruling, Closures, New York
REVISED MOTION DAY CALENDARS
Effective 1/2/2019
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JUDGE MOTION DAY CALENDAR TIME COURTROOM
KERRIGAN MONDAY 9:30 63
LANCMAN MONDAY 9:30 45
JACKMAN BROWN MONDAY 9:30 44A
VELASQUEZ MONDAY 9:30 116
HART MONDAY 10:00 24
MODICA MONDAY 10:00 44
ESPOSITO MONDAY 10:00 313
BUTLER TUESDAY 9:30 42
LIVOTE TUESDAY 9:30 122
MAYERSOHN TUESDAY 9:30 22
SIEGAL TUESDAY 9:30 48
TAYLOR TUESDAY 9:30 41
ELLIOT TUESDAY 10:00 5001
GRAYS TUESDAY 10:00 66
DUFFICY TUESDAY 10:00 43
GAVRIN TUESDAY 10:00 68
RISI TUESDAY 10:00 26
O’DONOGHUE WEDNESDAY 9:30 47
SCHULMAN WEDNESDAY 9:30 25
WEISS WEDNESDAY 9:30 46
BUGGS WEDNESDAY 10:00 67
LEVERETT WEDNESDAY 10:00 505
HEALY WEDNESDAY 10:00 Civil Court Bldg. 305
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GRECO THURSDAY 9:30 G-40
PURIFICACION THURSDAY 9:30 140
SAMPSON THURSDAY 9:30 208
BALTER THURSDAY 9:30 106
LATIN THURSDAY 10:00 B-10
Mc DONALD THURSDAY 10:00 304
CALORAS THURSDAY 10:00 103
LOVE THURSDAY 10:00 233
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New Proposed Rules for Kings Supreme for 2019
Dec 21, 2018 4:21:00 PM / by ZR Per Diem posted in Court Ruling, New York
New Supreme Court CMP Rules For The Submission of Opposition Papers
Jun 5, 2016 4:50:00 PM / by ZR Per Diem posted in Court Ruling
Effective August 1, 2016, the following new rule will take effect in Queens Centralized Motion Part CMP:
For motions on the calendar that are adjourned, deadlines will be given for the submission of opposition papers. Failure to abide by the deadline will lead to the late papers being rejected outright and the motion be marked submitted without opposition.
Please take note and inform your office of this development to avoid any unfavorable outcomes.
Nassau County New Proposed Motion Rules
Jun 24, 2013 4:57:00 PM / by ZR Per Diem posted in Court Ruling, New York
The Nassau County Bar Association has announced and posted new Proposed Rules regarding the Nassau County Supreme Court Centralized Motion Part
The rules for the Supreme Court of Nassau County Centralized Motion Part will begin the first or second week of July. Per the NCBA, if you wish to comment on the proposed rules, please forward your comments by June 30th to Chris McGrath, Supreme Court Committee Chair, at cmcgrath@triallaw1.com.