provision_id,doc_id,judge_id,rule_number,title,text,source_page,topics,cross_references,judicial_district,county,court_type,doc_type
NY-SC-1JD-STROTH-001,44,NY-SC-1JD-STROTH,I.A,Scheduling Communications,"All scheduling inquiries should be directed to the Part Clerk, unless otherwise instructed. Please do not call or e-mail chambers regarding scheduling matters.",1,"[""communication-preferences"", ""part-rules""]",[],1,New York,supreme,part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-STROTH-002,44,NY-SC-1JD-STROTH,I.B,Ex Parte Communications Prohibited,"EX PARTE COMMUNICATIONS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED, except for scheduling matters with the Part Clerk. The Court will not respond to ex parte communications.",1,"[""communication-preferences"", ""attorney-conduct""]",[],1,New York,supreme,part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-STROTH-003,44,NY-SC-1JD-STROTH,I.C,Adjournments,"Any request for an adjournment must be made at least 48 business hours in advance of conference and must indicate whether all parties consent to the adjournment. A stipulation to adjourn must include a reason for the adjournment and shall be sent to the Part Clerk by e-mail to sfc-part12-clerk@nycourts.gov. Trial and hearing dates are firm and may only be adjourned in an emergency and upon Court approval. If a dispute arises concerning a request for an adjournment, the requesting party is to e-mail the Principal Court Attorney and the Assistant Court Attorney with all parties copied. A request for an adjournment not on consent made less than 48 hours before the scheduled date will not be considered, and counsel must appear on the scheduled date to make an oral application for the adjournment.",1,"[""adjournments"", ""conference-procedures""]",[],1,New York,supreme,part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-STROTH-004,44,NY-SC-1JD-STROTH,I.D-G,E-Filing and Correspondence Requirements,Part 12 is an e-filing part. No correspondence should be uploaded to NYSCEF in expectation of being received or reviewed by the Court except as outlined. Proposed orders and stipulations must be e-filed using the proper category and designation. The Court will not so-order any stipulations without the signatures of all counsel; typed signatures are not accepted. The Court will not so-order any stipulations that have signature pages without content.,1,"[""e-filing"", ""communication-preferences""]",[],1,New York,supreme,part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-STROTH-005,44,NY-SC-1JD-STROTH,II,Discovery Conferences,"After an RJI has been filed and Justice Stroth has been assigned to the case, a preliminary conference may be requested by contacting the Part Clerk. If all parties to a case agree on a new discovery schedule, they may submit a discovery stipulation in lieu of appearing in person. The stipulation must be e-mailed to the Principal Court Attorney by 4:00 p.m. on the day before the scheduled conference. Pursuant to 22 NYCRR 202.20-f, discovery disputes should be resolved through informal procedures such as conferences, as opposed to motion practice. Counsel attending the conferences are expected to be familiar with the case and have authority to discuss and stipulate to resolve all disclosure issues. Parties must strictly comply with discovery obligations by the dates set forth in all discovery orders. Upon a party's second failure to appear for a conference, the case may be dismissed or the non-appearing party's pleading may be stricken.",2,"[""discovery-scheduling"", ""preliminary-conference"", ""compliance-conference"", ""conference-procedures""]","[""22 NYCRR 202.20-f"", ""CPLR 5015""]",1,New York,supreme,part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-STROTH-006,44,NY-SC-1JD-STROTH,III,Motion Practice,"All notices of motion are returnable in the Motion Support Part Courtroom. Motion adjournments are to be addressed to the Motion Support Office, not the Part, unless parties are seeking to adjourn more than 60 days after the original return date. Motions will only be scheduled for oral argument at the Judge's discretion. All summary judgment motions must be made no later than 60 days after filing the note of issue — there are no exceptions without leave of Court. Letter motions are prohibited. Please do not send courtesy copies of any motion papers unless requested by the Court. Motion papers must reflect the motion sequence number in the upper right corner on the first page of every paper. Each page in any exhibit must be numbered and references must include pinpoint citations.",3,"[""part-rules"", ""summary-judgment"", ""oral-argument"", ""courtesy-copies"", ""deadlines"", ""exhibits""]",[],1,New York,supreme,part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-STROTH-007,44,NY-SC-1JD-STROTH,IV,Orders to Show Cause,"Motions shall be brought by order to show cause only when there is genuine urgency, a stay is required, or a statute mandates so proceeding. If a party seeks a temporary restraining order, they MUST provide proof that their adversary was notified about the application and the time, date and manner it will be presented. All Orders to Show Cause must first be processed by the Ex Parte Motion Office. Absent express advance permission of the court, reply papers shall not be submitted on orders to show cause.",4,"[""hearing-procedures"", ""part-rules""]","[""22 NYCRR 202.8-d""]",1,New York,supreme,part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-STROTH-008,44,NY-SC-1JD-STROTH,V,Transferred Matters,"Where a matter has been transferred to Part 12 from another Part, administratively or by order, any future appearance date scheduled by the transferring court is vacated. Parties with a previously scheduled conference appearance in another Part shall file a proposed discovery order. Parties with a previously scheduled inquest, hearing, or trial appearance in another Part shall advise chambers of the transfer by letter to Judge Stroth, filed to NYSCEF.",4,"[""case-management"", ""scheduling-orders""]",[],1,New York,supreme,part_rules
NY-SC-1JD-STROTH-009,44,NY-SC-1JD-STROTH,VI,Settlement Conferences and ADR,"If the parties have conferred and seek a settlement conference or are amenable to submitting their case to mediation, they should email the Principal Court Attorney at morchard@nycourts.gov with the following information: (1) nature of case; (2) substantive issues in dispute; (3) any offers and demands; (4) if relevant, insurance coverage and policy limits.",4,"[""settlement-conferences"", ""mediation""]",[],1,New York,supreme,part_rules