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27 NY-SC-1JD-DAWSON IDV-rules.txt 1st-JD/IDV-rules.pdf     1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Court — Integrated Domestic Violence Court (Hon. Tandra L. Dawson)   Judge Dawson's IDV Court rules govern a hybrid matrimonial/family/criminal docket requiring all adjournment requests in writing by email at least 2 days in advance, with motions in matrimonial cases filed via Order to Show Cause and strict page limits (affirmations 14 pp., MOL 10 pp., post-trial summations 20 pp.). Virtual appearances via Microsoft Teams are standard for non-trial proceedings; trials are in-person absent exceptional circumstances with pre-marked exhibits and witness lists due 14 days before the pre-trial conference. high 5 2009 9
28 NY-SC-1JD-JHO-LIST JHO-SR-list.txt 1st-JD/JHO-SR-list.pdf     1 New York supreme personnel_directory Judicial Hearing Officers and Special Referees — 1st JD New York County Directory   This is a personnel directory listing the Judicial Hearing Officers (JHOs) and Special Referees in New York County Supreme Court, Civil Branch, with their assigned part numbers, room locations, and phone numbers as of November 2025. It does not contain substantive practice rules. high 1 211 2
29 NY-SC-1JD-SCHUMACHER-P13 Part13-Rules.txt 1st-JD/Part13-Rules.pdf     1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 13 — New York City Asbestos Litigation (Hon. Eric Schumacher, Coordinating Judge)   Part 13 is the central coordinating part for all New York City Asbestos Litigation (NYCAL), governed by a strict paperless e-filing regime via NYSCEF with rigorous formatting requirements drawn from Commercial Division Rule 6. All appearances are in person; adjournments require 48-hour advance stipulation filed to NYSCEF for conferences and 5 business days for oral arguments; summary judgment motions must be filed within 30 days of the note of issue. high 5 2072 4
30 NY-SC-1JD-SCHUMACHER-P23-INQUEST Part23-Rules-Inquest-Supplement.txt 1st-JD/Part23-Rules-Inquest-Supplement.pdf     1 New York supreme part_rules_supplement Rules of Part 23 — Inquest Supplement (Section VI) (Hon. Eric Schumacher)   This supplement governs inquest proceedings in Part 23, requiring submissions that include affidavits from persons with knowledge, attorney affirmations reciting facts and liability grounds, supporting exhibits, proof of service, and proposed findings of fact and proposed orders. Submissions in support are due at least 3 business days before the inquest; opposition submissions at least 1 business day before; no reply submissions are permitted. high 1 296 1
31 NY-SC-1JD-SCHUMACHER-P23-SBT Part23-Rules-Summary-Bench-Trials.txt 1st-JD/Part23-Rules-Summary-Bench-Trials.pdf     1 New York supreme part_rules_supplement Rules of Part 23 — Summary Bench Trials (Section VII) (Hon. Eric Schumacher)   Part 23 offers voluntary, binding one-day summary bench trials (SBT) with relaxed evidentiary rules and a compressed schedule: all parties appear at 9:30 a.m. on the assigned date, jointly pre-marked documents must be submitted electronically at least one week in advance, direct examination is capped at 1.75 hours per party (3.5 hours total), and cross-examination is capped at 2 hours total. High-low parameters are permitted and the parties waive all pending and future motion practice relating to the SBT. high 3 952 1
32 NY-SC-1JD-SCHUMACHER-P23-TRIAL Part23-Rules-Trial-Supplement.txt 1st-JD/Part23-Rules-Trial-Supplement.pdf     1 New York supreme part_rules_supplement Rules of Part 23 — Trial Supplement (Section V) (Hon. Eric Schumacher)   Part 23's trial supplement requires counsel to furnish a wide range of materials electronically on first appearance, including witness lists, trial day estimates, marked pleadings, prior decisions, EBT transcripts, and a trial memorandum (not to exceed 5 pages). In limine motions must be submitted as soon as practicable before trial; all exhibits must be pre-marked before commencement; trial dates are firm and most jury trials are not held on Wednesdays. high 2 566 1
33 NY-SC-1JD-SCHUMACHER-P23 Part23-Rules.txt 1st-JD/Part23-Rules.pdf     1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 23 (Hon. Eric Schumacher)   Part 23 is a civil general IAS part with rigorous discovery conference and motion practice requirements: all appearances are in person; customized barcoded conference forms are required and obtained from the part clerk; discovery conferences and oral arguments are typically held on Wednesdays; adjournments require 48-hour advance stipulation via NYSCEF and email for conferences and 5 business days for oral arguments; discovery motions require court leave; summary judgment must be filed within 60 days of the note of issue; no courtesy copies are required and all filings are via NYSCEF. high 6 2477 4
34 NY-SC-1JD-SHARPE Part_52_-_Part_Rules_-_Judge_Sharpe.txt 1st-JD/Part_52_-_Part_Rules_-_Judge_Sharpe.pdf     1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 52 — City Part (Hon. Carol Sharpe, J.S.C.)   Part 52 is a City Part and mandatory e-filing part (NYSCEF) where all conferences are handled through the DCM Part at 80 Centre Street and no contact to chambers is permitted for scheduling or adjournments. Ex parte communications are strictly prohibited; motion practice is governed by the Motion Submission Part protocol; summary judgment motions must be filed within 120 days of the Note of Issue; discovery motions require prior court approval and must include a good-faith affirmation demonstrating in-person, virtual, or telephonic conference attempts. high 3 1425 7
35 NY-SC-1JD-JHO-UNIFORM Rules-Hear-Rept-Determine.txt 1st-JD/Rules-Hear-Rept-Determine.pdf     1 New York supreme uniform_rules Uniform Rules of the Judicial Hearing Officers and Special Referees — References to Hear and Report and to Hear and Determine   These uniform rules govern all proceedings before JHOs and Special Referees in New York County Supreme Court, Civil Branch. In e-filed cases, counsel must file all documents via NYSCEF selecting 'Document Related to Existing Motion' and must notify the assigned referee by email whenever any papers are e-filed. Hearings proceed day-to-day until completion; all dates are final and may only be adjourned for good cause with written application filed via NYSCEF at least 24 hours in advance; non-dispositive motions should first be resolved informally by telephone or virtual conference with the referee before formal motion practice. high 4 1590 10
36 NY-SC-1JD-SRP Rules-SRP.txt 1st-JD/Rules-SRP.pdf     1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of the Special Referees' Part (Part SRP) — New York County Supreme Court   Part SRP manages the assignment queue for all references to Special Referees and JHOs in New York County Supreme Court. Within 15 days of an Order of Reference, plaintiff's counsel must submit the Order with Notice of Entry and a completed Information Sheet by email to spref@nycourts.gov; once the reference reaches the top of the queue, the Special Referee Clerk contacts counsel for available dates. Adjournments of the assignment may be obtained by written stipulation; counsel must immediately notify the Special Referee Clerk if the referred matter is settled, stayed, or otherwise affected. high 3 1319 10
37 NY-SC-1JD-UNIFORM-JUSTICES Uniform_Rules.txt 1st-JD/Uniform_Rules.pdf     1 New York supreme uniform_rules Rules of the Justices — Supreme Court, Civil Branch, New York County (Uniform Rules, excluding Commercial Division)   These are the court-wide uniform rules applicable to all non-Commercial Division parts in New York County Supreme Court, establishing baseline procedures for appearances, conferences, discovery, motions, trials, matrimonial cases, and eminent domain proceedings. Key practitioner requirements include: memoranda of law are capped at 30 pages and affidavits/affirmations at 25 pages; summary judgment motions must be filed within 120 days of note of issue; preliminary conferences must occur within 45 days of case assignment; all discovery disputes require good-faith consultation before making a motion; and only one motion adjournment of up to 14 days is permitted without court leave. high 9 4403 7
42 NY-SC-1JD-SILVERA 1st-JD/part01-rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 01 — Justice Adam Silvera   Part 01 rules govern communication with chambers, discovery conferences, motion practice, and orders to show cause before Justice Adam Silvera in the Supreme Court, Civil Term, New York County. Communications must include all parties; ex parte contact is strictly prohibited. Summary judgment motions must be filed within 60 days of the Note of Issue. high 4 1538 9
43 NY-SC-1JD-FRANK 1st-JD/part11-rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 11 — Hon. Lyle E. Frank   Part 11 rules before Hon. Lyle E. Frank govern virtual conferences (Microsoft Teams, Tuesdays), motion practice, and oral arguments (in-person Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m.). Discovery motions may not be filed without first conferencing the matter with the Court. Summary judgment motions must be filed no later than 60 days after filing the Note of Issue. high 2 684 5
44 NY-SC-1JD-STROTH 1st-JD/part12-rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 12 — Justice Leslie A. Stroth   Part 12 rules before Justice Leslie A. Stroth cover communications with chambers, discovery conference procedures, motion practice, orders to show cause, transferred matters, and settlement/ADR referrals. Summary judgment motions must be made within 60 days of filing the Note of Issue; letter motions are prohibited. The Part actively encourages settlement conferences and ADR referrals. high 5 2670 9
45 NY-SC-1JD-BLUTH 1st-JD/part14-rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 14 — Hon. Arlene P. Bluth   Part 14 rules before Justice Arlene P. Bluth address communications, motion practice, page limits, and conference procedures. No hard copies of motion papers are required for e-filed cases. Summary judgment motions must be filed within 120 days of the Note of Issue. Non-specific discovery language will not preserve rights, and a Note of Issue may not be filed without a conference order granting permission. high 5 1017 4
46 NY-SC-1JD-JOHNSON 1st-JD/part15-rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 15 — Hon. Jeanine R. Johnson (Matrimonial Division)   Part 15 is the Matrimonial Division before Hon. Jeanine R. Johnson, with comprehensive rules governing appearances (all in-person unless directed otherwise), conferences (preliminary, compliance, status), motions (all by order to show cause), trials, virtual appearances, and post-trial submissions. Judgments of Divorce must be submitted within 60 days, and QDROs within 45 days of signing of the Judgment. The part is paperless but working copies are appreciated. high 7 3606 8
47 NY-SC-1JD-TISCH 1st-JD/part18-rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 18 — Hon. Alexander M. Tisch   Part 18 rules before Hon. Alexander M. Tisch govern correspondence (all letters must be e-filed and also emailed to law clerks), adjournments, conferences (held virtually via Microsoft Teams), oral arguments (also virtual, Tues-Thurs), and discovery motions (which require prior conference with the Court). This is an e-file part; working copies are not required. high 6 1656 6
48 NY-SC-1JD-SOKOLOFF 1st-JD/part19-rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 19 — Honorable Lisa A. Sokoloff (Guardianship)   Part 19 handles guardianship matters before Hon. Lisa A. Sokoloff and sets specific protocols for petitioners, court evaluators, attorneys for the AIP, and court examiners. The court prohibits all use of Artificial Intelligence including for notetaking. Proceedings are primarily held by videoconference on Microsoft Teams, and ex-parte relief via email is permitted for guardianship matters with explanation. high 5 1347 5
51 NY-SC-1JD-SATTLER 1st-JD/part2-rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules IAS Part 2 Rules — Hon. Lori S. Sattler   IAS Part 2 rules before Hon. Lori S. Sattler cover general case management notifications, conference procedures (preliminary, compliance, status, and tax certiorari conferences), motion practice, and courtesy copy policies. Conferences are held on Tuesdays in the courtroom; tax certiorari conferences on Thursdays. Working copies of e-filed motions are discouraged. high 3 1187 3
53 NY-SC-1JD-TSAI 1st-JD/part21-rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules Part Rules — Hon. Richard Tsai, A.J.S.C. (Part 21)   Part 21 rules before Hon. Richard Tsai govern discovery conferences (in-person, Thursdays), adjournments, motion practice (e-filing, word limits per 22 NYCRR 202.8-b), summary judgment (120 days post-NOI), oral argument procedures, orders to show cause, and trial requirements including pre-marked exhibits and jury instructions. Discovery disputes are strongly encouraged to be resolved at conferences rather than by motion. high 8 2679 11
54 NY-SC-1JD-CHIN 1st-JD/part22rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules Part Rules (Part 22) — Hon. Christopher Chin, J.S.C.   Part 22 rules before Hon. Christopher Chin govern DCM case management with in-person only conferences (Mondays 2-4:30pm and Fridays 9:30am-1pm), strict compliance conference procedures, motion practice, Note of Issue requirements, and trial rules. Summary judgment motions must be filed within 60 days of the NOI; a Note of Issue may NOT be filed unless a so-ordered stipulation certifies discovery is complete. Discovery motions require prior court authorization. high 6 2375 7
55 NY-SC-1JD-KATZ 1st-JD/part24-rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 24 — Hon. Michael L. Katz (Matrimonial Division)   Part 24 is the Matrimonial Division before Hon. Michael L. Katz, with rules for hearings/trials (Mon-Wed) and conferences/motions (Thurs-Fri). All parties must be present at every appearance. All motions shall be made by order to show cause unless otherwise directed; oral argument is required on all motions. Comprehensive pre-trial document exchange requirements apply. high 2 810 4
56 NY-SC-1JD-JAMES 1st-JD/part26-rules.pdf       1 New York supreme part_rules Rules of Part 26 — Hon. Ta-Tanisha D. James, J.S.C. (Guardianship Part)   Part 26 is the Guardianship Part before Hon. Ta-Tanisha D. James, covering appearances (in-person by default, virtual upon request), communications (no ex parte substantive communications; court prefers email; all emails must copy all parties), adjournments (Court approval required; 2 days advance notice), and motions (all by Order to Show Cause, not Notice of Motion). Court evaluator reports must be emailed to the Law Clerk two days prior to scheduled hearings. high 2 997 4
58 NY-SC-1JD-TINGLING part28-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 28 Rules: Matrimonial Division   Rules for the Matrimonial Division Part 28 before Hon. Aija Tingling. All appearances are in person; motions proceed exclusively by Order to Show Cause with mandatory oral argument; conferences are held on specific days with required pre-conference submissions including Statements of Net Worth. high 0 0 7
62 NY-SC-1JD-RAMIREZ part29-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 29 Local Rules   Local rules for IAS Part 29 before Hon. Leticia M. Ramirez. All scheduled appearances are in person; the calendar day is Wednesday; discovery motions are strongly discouraged in favor of conference resolution; and parties must complete discovery within 12 months of filing the RJI. high 0 0 8
64 NY-SC-1JD-WATERMAN-MARSHALL part31rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 31 Rules - IAS Part, New York County   Rules for IAS Part 31 before Hon. Kathleen Waterman-Marshall. Motions are argued in-person on Tuesdays; preliminary conferences are in-person Wednesday mornings; compliance and status conferences are virtual Wednesday afternoons. Parties submit agreed conference orders to the Part Clerk by noon the day prior to avoid an in-person appearance, and all substantive opposed motions are set for oral argument. high 0 0 11
65 NY-SC-1JD-KAHN part32-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 32 Rules - Mortgage Foreclosure Part   Rules for New York County Supreme Court Part 32, the Mortgage Foreclosure Part, before Hon. Francis A. Kahn III. In-person motions and conferences are Tuesdays at 10:00 a.m.; virtual conferences on Wednesdays and Thursdays; the judge has no law clerks and all communications go to the Part Clerk; no courtesy copies required for e-filed motions. high 0 0 7
66 NY-SC-1JD-RAMSEUR part34-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 34 Rules   Rules for IAS Part 34 before Hon. Dakota D. Ramseur. All conferences are in person on Tuesdays beginning at 9:30 a.m.; parties must meet and confer on discovery before conferences; discovery motions are discouraged; and Part 34 is an e-file part with no courtesy copies required. high 0 0 7
69 NY-SC-1JD-PERRY-BOND part35-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 35 Rules - IAS Part, New York County   Rules for IAS Part 35 before Hon. Phaedra F. Perry-Bond. Conferences at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays are generally for submission of proposed orders only; in-person appearances for serious discovery disputes only; discovery motions require prior meet-and-confer affirmation; summary judgment must be filed within 120 days of note of issue; cases indexed 2022 and older face a Final Extension policy. high 0 0 10
70 NY-SC-1JD-CATANZARO part37-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 37 Rules - General IAS, E-File Part   Rules for IAS Part 37 before Hon. Dana M. Catanzaro. Part 37 is a mandatory e-filing part; proposed conference orders must be emailed to the Part Clerk by 5pm on the conference date; discovery motions require prior court approval via letter; summary judgment must be filed within 120 days of note of issue; oral argument on Tuesdays in person; and AI certification is required for all filings. high 0 0 13
71 NY-SC-1JD-CRAWFORD part38rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 38 Individual Part Rules   Rules for IAS Part 38 before Hon. Ashlee Crawford, effective June 11, 2025. All appearances are in person; conferences are held on Wednesdays at 10:00 AM; parties must exhaust good faith efforts and request a court conference before filing any discovery motion; summary judgment is due within 120 days of note of issue; and pre-trial conferences are referred to Part 40. high 0 0 12
72 NY-SC-1JD-CLYNES         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 39 Rules – Hon. James G. Clynes, J.S.C.   Part 39 rules govern all practice before Justice Clynes, covering communications with chambers, motion practice, discovery procedures, oral argument, e-filing, trial preparation, and trial conduct. The rules emphasize that chambers does not receive NYSCEF correspondence, discovery motions require a prior conference, and summary judgment must be filed within 120 days of the Note of Issue. The court actively encourages participation by junior attorneys and underrepresented lawyers. high 0 0 7
73 NY-SC-1JD-KIM         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 4 Rules – Hon. Judy H. Kim, J.S.C.   Part 4 rules govern practice before Justice Kim, an E-File Part at 60 Centre Street. Key provisions address communications through the Part Clerk (not chambers), discovery conference procedures including specific timelines for PCO orders, oral argument protocols, an AI certification requirement for all submissions, and summary judgment filing within 60 days of the Note of Issue. The court requires parties to be familiar with Rule 202.12 on preliminary conferences. high 0 0 9
74 NY-SC-1JD-ADAMS         1 New York supreme part_rules Trial Assignment Part (Part 40) Rules – Hon. Suzanne Adams   Part 40 is the Trial Assignment Part (TAP), governed by Judge Suzanne Adams. The rules address communications through separate general and adjournment email addresses, require adjournment requests at least three days in advance, and divide motion practice jurisdiction between the IAS judge (substantive motions), Part 40 judge (stays of trial), and assigned trial judge (trial motions in limine). All counsel appearing for settlement conferences must have full settlement authority. high 0 0 6
75 NY-SC-1JD-MOYNE         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 41 Rules – Hon. Nicholas W. Moyne   Part 41 rules under Justice Moyne are among the most detailed in the First Department, covering strict communication protocols (no ex parte contacts, index number required in email subjects), oral argument on all opposed motions, stipulation procedures, so-ordered subpoenas, discovery conference and dispute procedures, pre-trial and trial rules including a detailed jury charge protocol, and provisions for death or incapacity of a party. No discovery motions are permitted without express court permission. high 0 0 10
76 NY-SC-1JD-PEARLMAN         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 44 Rules – Hon. Jeffrey H. Pearlman (Matrimonial Division)   Part 44 is a dedicated Matrimonial Division with both in-person and virtual (Microsoft Teams) appearances. All motions shall be by Order to Show Cause. Oral argument is required on all motions. Remote appearance rules are extensive, including requirements around child presence, witness integrity, and virtual tours. Pre-trial submissions including updated Statements of Net Worth must be filed at least one week before conference. The part also handles special proceedings under Articles 75, 78, and Lien Law RPAPL §881. high 0 0 10
79 NY-SC-1JD-LANTRY         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 46 Rules – Hon. Brendan T. Lantry, J.S.C.   Part 46 rules govern practice before Justice Lantry at 71 Thomas Street. The part is paperless, holds all conferences on Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m., and does not require physical appearances for preliminary or compliance conferences (parties submit proposed orders by email instead). Discovery motions require prior court conference and compliance with 22 NYCRR §§ 202.7 and 202.20-f. Summary judgment must be filed within 60 days of the Note of Issue. Detailed trial rules cover scheduling, exhibits, jury charges, and post-trial exhibit retrieval within 7 days. high 0 0 10
83 NY-SC-1JD-GOETZ         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 47 Rules – Hon. Paul A. Goetz   Part 47 rules govern practice before Justice Goetz at 111 Centre Street. Oral argument on motions is held Thursdays at 2:15 p.m.; conferences on Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. Discovery motions are strongly discouraged and require prior court approval and a good-faith conference. Summary judgment motions must be filed within 60 days of the Note of Issue and must include a Statement of Material Facts per Rule 202.8-g. Trial rules require extensive pre-trial submissions and strict conference participation requirements. high 0 0 4
85 NY-SC-1JD-MARCUS         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 5 Rules – Hon. Ilana J. Marcus, J.S.C. (City IAS Part)   Part 5 is a City IAS Part at 80 Centre Street. The rules emphasize that chambers is not notified by NYSCEF, all correspondence must be emailed to the Part Clerk, and discovery conferences for City Part cases are scheduled by the DCM Part (not the individual assignment part). Summary judgment motions must be filed no later than 120 days after the Note of Issue. The motion calendar is held on Tuesdays at 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 a.m., and contested motions will be scheduled for oral argument. high 0 0 4
86 NY-SC-1JD-SWEETING         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 50 Rules – Hon. J. Machelle Sweeting (Guardianship Part)   Part 50 is the New York County Guardianship Part, handling Article 81 Mental Hygiene Law proceedings. All proceedings including conferences are held virtually via Microsoft Teams unless directed otherwise, with strict prohibitions on recording. Communications must include all parties; adjournment requests must propose at least three dates and include good cause for extensions beyond 28 days. Ex parte communications and sealing requests require specific procedures. high 0 0 4
87 NY-SC-1JD-WILKOFSKY part51-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 51 Rules – Matrimonial Division (Hon. Yael T. Wilkofsky)   Part 51 is a Matrimonial Division part in Supreme Court, New York County, presided over by Hon. Yael T. Wilkofsky. The rules cover court appearances, adjournments, communications, conferences (preliminary, compliance, settlement, pre-trial), motions by Order to Show Cause only, trials and hearings, and NYSCEF e-filing requirements. All motions must be brought by OSC; oral argument is required on all motions unless otherwise directed. high 0 0 13
88 NY-SC-1JD-KELLEY part56-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 56 Rules (Hon. John J. Kelley)   Part 56 rules govern a general IAS part at 71 Thomas Street presided over by Hon. John J. Kelley. The rules cover communications with chambers (no direct contact except through Part Clerk for scheduling/logistics), motion practice (papers only by default, no oral argument except on motions to be relieved as counsel), stipulations, subpoenas, and discovery conferences and disputes. Settlement conferences are conducted after denial of summary judgment or filing of note of issue, with a mediation-style two-hour conference process. high 0 0 7
89 NY-SC-1JD-KRAUS part57-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 57 Rules – General IAS/CVA (Hon. Sabrina Kraus)   Part 57 is a General IAS/CVA part at 60 Centre Street, presided over by Hon. Sabrina Kraus. The rules cover communications with chambers (with courtesy copy requirement for all NYSCEF filings), motion practice including summary judgment within 90 days of note of issue, discovery conference procedures, and trial rules requiring trial memoranda and pre-marked exhibits. high 0 0 5
90 NY-SC-1JD-COHEN part58-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 58 Rules (Hon. David B. Cohen) – Updated February 2026   Part 58 is a paperless IAS part at 71 Thomas Street, presided over by Hon. David B. Cohen, with rules last updated February 2026. The rules cover adjournments (2 business days prior approval required), motion practice (oral arguments Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m., summary judgment within 120 days of note of issue), preliminary and compliance conferences (held in person on alternating Tuesdays), and discovery dispute procedures requiring court conference before filing a discovery motion. high 0 0 5
91 NY-SC-1JD-KING part6-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 6 Rules – Civil Term (Hon. Kathy J. King)   Part 6 is a paperless Civil Term IAS part at 60 Centre Street, presided over by Hon. Kathy J. King. The rules cover general decorum, communications with chambers (no ex parte contact), adjournments (24-hour advance notice to Part Clerk and Law Clerks), motion practice (oral argument Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m., summary judgment within 90 days of note of issue), discovery compliance with strict deadline enforcement, ADR and settlement conferences, and comprehensive trial procedures including pre-trial submissions. high 0 0 7
92 NY-SC-1JD-BANNON part61-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 61 Rules – Civil Term (Hon. Nancy M. Bannon) – Updated February 2026   Part 61 is a Civil Term part at 60 Centre Street, presided over by Hon. Nancy M. Bannon, with rules updated February 2026. The rules incorporate the Commercial Division rules by reference and cover general requirements (e-filing mandatory, no ex parte contact, no hard copies), communications with the court, comprehensive motion practice (Commercial Division word limits, 60-day summary judgment deadline, strict discovery conference procedures before filing discovery motions), discovery procedures, and detailed trial requirements including 14-day pre-trial submission deadline. high 0 0 7
93 NY-SC-1JD-CHESLER part62-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 62 Rules – City IAS Part (Hon. Ariel D. Chesler)   Part 62 is a City IAS Part at 80 Centre Street, presided over by Hon. Ariel D. Chesler, with conferences on Thursday afternoons and motions on Thursday mornings. The rules cover e-filing requirements, general communications (no ex parte contact, no litigation by email), adjournments (5 business days in advance), motion practice including motion paper length limits (7,000 words / 20 pages for moving papers, 4,200 words / 10 pages for opposition and reply), and trial procedures. high 0 0 6
94 NY-SC-1JD-KINGO part65rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 65 Rules – General IAS / Medical Malpractice Part (Hon. Hasa A. Kingo)   Part 65 is a General IAS / Medical Malpractice Part at 80 Centre Street, presided over by Hon. Hasa A. Kingo. The rules cover general communications (email preferred, no ex parte contact, no chambers calls for adjournments), adjournment procedures, settlement conferences (actively encouraged including 'blockbuster' conferences), discovery conference procedures (preliminary conference orders due within 48 hours, depositions to be completed within 4 months), and motion practice (all contested motions scheduled for oral argument, summary judgment within 60 days of note of issue). high 0 0 6
95 NY-SC-1JD-LEBOVITS part7-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 7 Rules – IAS General Assignment and Trial Part (Hon. Gerald Lebovits) – Updated May 2, 2024   Part 7 is an IAS General Assignment and Trial Part at 60 Centre Street, presided over by Hon. Gerald Lebovits, last updated May 2, 2024. The rules cover communications (no NYSCEF notifications to court, no ex parte contact), motion instructions (e-filing part, no hard copies, oral argument at court's discretion, summary judgment within 60 days of note of issue), conference procedures (conference orders prepared by parties in advance, conferences only held if disputes arise), and trial procedures (trial dates set by Part 40). high 0 0 6
96 NY-SC-1JD-KOTLER part8-rules.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 8 Rules – General IAS Part (Hon. Lynn Kotler) – Updated December 18, 2025   Part 8 is a General IAS Part at 80 Centre Street, presided over by Hon. Lynn Kotler, with rules last updated December 18, 2025. The rules cover virtual appearances via Microsoft Teams, conference procedures (parties to self-schedule via proposed preliminary conference orders), orders to show cause, motion practice (no advance permission required, no hard copies, oral argument case-by-case basis typically on Tuesdays), adjournments, settlement conferences and ADR, note of issue requirements, and trial procedures. high 0 0 7
97 NY-SC-1JD-CAPITTI partrules9.txt       1 New York supreme part_rules Part 9 Rules – Matrimonial Division (Hon. Linda M. Capitti) – Updated December 10, 2025   Part 9 is a Matrimonial Division IAS Part at 60 Centre Street, presided over by Hon. Linda M. Capitti, with rules last updated December 10, 2025. The rules require all appearances to be in-person, cover adjournment procedures (3 days advance notice for conferences, 2 weeks for hearings/trials), communications (no ex parte contact, no litigation by email), preliminary conference requirements, motions exclusively by Order to Show Cause, pre-trial conference and trial procedures (with Bates numbering required), NYSCEF e-filing, and virtual appearance procedures via Microsoft Teams. high 0 0 8
175 NY-COMDIV-RATHOD-PATEL         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 45 Practices and Procedures – Hon. Anar Rathod Patel   Comprehensive part rules for Commercial Division Part 45 covering general practices, scheduling, communications, e-filing, motions (including pre-motion conference requirements, summary judgment, and orders to show cause), discovery (including e-discovery, privilege logs, discovery disputes), conferences (preliminary, trial readiness, settlement), and trials/evidentiary hearings with virtual evidence courtroom procedures. high 0 0 15
176 NY-COMDIV-RATHOD-PATEL         1 New York supreme preliminary_conference_order Preliminary Conference Order – Part 45 (Rathod Patel)   Standard form Preliminary Conference Order for Part 45 setting out discovery schedule including interrogatories, document production, ESI stipulation, depositions, expert discovery, impleader, discovery cutoff, Trial Readiness Conference, and directives regarding discovery disputes and motion practice. high 0 0 5
179 NY-COMDIV-SCHECTER         1 New York supreme confidentiality_stipulation Stipulation for the Exchange of Confidential Information – Part 54   Standard form stipulation and protective order for the exchange of confidential information in Commercial Division Part 54 matters. Governs designation, handling, use, and challenging of 'Confidential Information' including trade secrets, proprietary business information, and competitively sensitive information produced during discovery. high 0 0 3
180 NY-COMDIV-COHEN-J         1 New York supreme standards_of_civility Standards of Civility – Part 3 (Cohen)   New York State Standards of Civility for the legal profession, adopted by Part 3 (Hon. Joel M. Cohen). Sets forth aspirational principles of behavior for lawyers, judges, and court personnel including duties to other lawyers, litigants, witnesses, the court, and in transactional settings. Includes a Statement of Client's Rights. high 0 0 2
181 NY-COMDIV-MASLEY         1 New York supreme preliminary_conference_order Preliminary Conference Order – Commercial Division Part 48 (Masley)   Standard form Preliminary Conference Order for Commercial Division Part 48 under Hon. Andrea Masley, setting discovery schedule for interrogatories, document production with privilege logs, ESI exchange, depositions (party and non-party), expert disclosure and rebuttal, note of issue deadline, and discovery dispute procedures. high 0 0 4
182 NY-COMDIV-MASLEY         1 New York supreme part_rules Commercial Division Part 48 Procedures – Hon. Andrea Masley   Comprehensive practice rules and procedures for Commercial Division Part 48 (Hon. Andrea Masley), covering mandatory e-filing, communications and adjournments, letters, motions (including pre-motion procedure and Rule 24 letters), discovery (ESI, depositions, expert disclosure, privilege logs, discovery conferences), conferences (preliminary, compliance, pre-trial), and trial scheduling. Detailed guidance on virtual/remote appearances, public observation of proceedings, and language interpreter requests. high 0 0 5
184 NY-COMDIV-REED         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 43 Practices and Procedures – Hon. Robert R. Reed   Practice rules for Commercial Division Part 43 under Hon. Robert R. Reed (revised July 2025). Covers general provisions (familiarity with Commercial Division Rules, encouragement of diverse attorneys), electronic filing (e-filing, text-searchable documents, bookmarks/hyperlinks), communications (no phone calls to chambers; all communications by email copying all counsel), adjournments (require prior court approval; 48-hour advance notice for conferences; 72-hour advance notice for oral argument), initial disclosures, conferences (preliminary, compliance, pre-trial), motions, discovery, and mediation/settlement. high 0 0 5
185 NY-COMDIV-CRANE         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 60 Practices and Procedures – Hon. Melissa Crane (last updated February 3, 2026)   Comprehensive practice rules for Commercial Division Part 60 under Hon. Melissa Crane. Covers general requirements (in-person, hybrid, and fully virtual appearances), electronic filing (NYSCEF mandatory; OCR-searchable; bookmarks; hyperlinks; eTrack registration), communications (email only to both chambers and part clerk; no letters except as permitted), courtesy copies (not accepted except with prior permission), adjournments, motions (pre-motion conference procedure, dispositive motions, summary judgment, orders to show cause), discovery (meet-and-confer, discovery disputes, depositions, expert disclosure, privilege logs), and conferences. high 0 0 5
186 NY-COMDIV-COHEN-J         1 New York supreme preliminary_conference_order Preliminary Conference Order – Part 3 (Cohen)   Standard form Preliminary Conference Order for Commercial Division Part 3 under Hon. Joel M. Cohen. Covers confidentiality agreement and order, accelerated adjudication election (Commercial Division Rule 9), pre-answer motions, initial disclosures (Rule 11-h), document production and interrogatories, ESI exchange, depositions, expert discovery, impleader, discovery cutoff, compliance conference, note of issue deadline, pre-trial conference, and motions. high 0 0 3
187 NY-COMDIV-MASLEY         1 New York supreme trial_procedures Commercial Division Part 48 Trial Procedures – Hon. Andrea Masley (last updated October 2025)   Detailed trial procedures for Commercial Division Part 48 under Hon. Andrea Masley applying to all fact-finding proceedings (jury trials, bench trials, hearings, inquests). Covers appearances (all trials presumptively in-person; other appearances presumptively virtual), adjournments (trial dates are firm; extraordinary circumstances required), pre-trial conferences (Trial Scheduling Conference and Pre-Trial Conference), motions in limine, exhibit and witness list procedures, jury charge submissions, and post-trial procedures. high 0 0 4
188 NY-COMDIV-COHEN-J         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 3 Practices and Procedures – Hon. Joel M. Cohen (revised October 14, 2025)   Practice rules and procedures for Commercial Division Part 3 under Hon. Joel M. Cohen. Covers general provisions (Commercial Division Rules incorporated by reference; encouragement of diverse and junior attorneys), communication with chambers (email; no external calls without approval; substantive relief requests via NYSCEF), document submission (paperless/no courtesy copies), conferences (preliminary, compliance, status, pre-trial with pre-conference submission requirements), confidentiality orders (model stipulation and deviation procedure), motion practice (limited orders to show cause; pre-motion letters for discovery disputes; memoranda of law requirements; summary judgment with Rule 19-a statements), and discovery dispute procedures. high 0 0 8
189 NY-COMDIV-BORROK         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 53 Practices and Procedures – Hon. Andrew Borrok (revised June 16, 2025)   Comprehensive practice rules for Commercial Division Part 53 under Hon. Andrew Borrok. Part 53 is a paperless part accommodating in-person, hybrid, and fully virtual appearances. Rules cover general requirements (Commercial Division Rules compliance; encouragement of junior and diverse attorneys), virtual appearances (48-hour advance notice for Teams link), communications (email only to both chambers and part clerk; no ex parte contact), courtesy copies (not accepted), adjournments (conference and motion adjournments by email to chambers), motions (pre-motion letter procedure per Rule 24; summary judgment with Rule 19-a statements; word limits), discovery (meet-and-confer; discovery disputes via conference letter), and trial scheduling (after all motions adjudicated). high 0 0 6
190 NY-COMDIV-SCHECTER         1 New York supreme part_rules Part 54 Rules – Hon. Jennifer G. Schecter (revised June 21, 2021)   Practice rules for Commercial Division Part 54 under Hon. Jennifer G. Schecter. Covers general rules (Commercial Division Rules compliance; case assignment; ex parte prohibition), electronic filing (mandatory NYSCEF; OCR-searchable PDFs; limited hard copies only on court direction), communications with the court (scheduling via Part Clerk; adjournment procedure requires court permission with at least two business days' advance notice; submission of Word versions for court signature), pro hac vice admissions, discovery and motions, and settlement notification. high 0 0 4
191 NY-COMDIV-COHEN-J         1 New York supreme sealing_procedures Part 3 Sealing Practices and Procedures – Hon. Joel M. Cohen   Detailed sealing and redaction procedures for Commercial Division Part 3 under Hon. Joel M. Cohen. Covers the process for filing motions to seal or redact (by Order to Show Cause), provisional sealing procedures (5-day expiration; language for extending via OSC), required motion papers (memorandum of law with specific factual and legal basis; personal knowledge affidavit; sealing/redaction spreadsheet; unredacted and redacted exhibits on NYSCEF), and substantive standards (specific categories required; generalized confidentiality assertions insufficient; proportionality favored; court has independent obligation to find good cause). high 0 0 4

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