provision_id,doc_id,judge_id,rule_number,title,text,source_page,topics,cross_references,judicial_district,county,court_type,doc_type
ADR-001,11,NY-SC-11JD-PRESUMPTIVE-ADR-TSP,,Program Eligibility and Scope,"The Presumptive ADR Program (PMP) is for matters that do NOT meet the requirements for either the Matrimonial or Commercial Division requirements. Parties to matters referred to the Presumptive ADR Program are entitled to a FREE ninety (90) minute mediation session provided by an experienced Program Mediator. The Presumptive Mediation Program shall include, but is not limited to: (1) Cases that do not meet the Commercial Division monetary threshold of $100,000; (2) Personal Injury matters including Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) cases; (3) Cases regarding employment agreement/restrictive covenants, unfair competition, wages and hours, employment discrimination, and workplace harassment; (4) Commercial real estate matters not involving Yellowstone injunctions; (5) Contract disputes; (6) Construction litigation; (7) Cases regarding Condominiums or Cooperative Apartments.",,"[""mediation"", ""case-management""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
ADR-002,11,NY-SC-11JD-PRESUMPTIVE-ADR-TSP,,Referral Procedures,"Cases may be referred to Presumptive ADR Program by the presiding Judge assigned to the case, the Trial Scheduling Part (TSP) Judge, the Compliance Conference Judge, by the Administrative Judge or upon the request of the parties to the litigation. The Court has full power and discretion to direct parties to mediation. Parties seeking mediation shall obtain a Stipulation to Mediate and an Addendum to the Stipulation providing all contact information from the court webpage at qscadr@nycourts.gov.",,"[""mediation"", ""case-management""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
ADR-003,11,NY-SC-11JD-PRESUMPTIVE-ADR-TSP,1-4,Mediation Session Procedures,"Within five (5) days of receipt of the Order of Reference, the parties must: (a) complete the ADR Initiation form and email the same to the office of the ADR Coordinator at qscadr@nycourts.gov; (b) notify the ADR Coordinator of their selection of a Mediator; (c) consult with one another to select three mutually agreed-upon dates and times for the mediation session; (d) contact the Mediator and arrange the scheduling of a free 90-minute initial mediation session. The initial 90-minute mediation session must be scheduled and conducted within forty-five (45) days of the receipt of the Order of Reference.",,"[""mediation"", ""scheduling-orders""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
BUTLER-001,17,NY-SC-11JD-BUTLER,,Communication Rules,"NO TELEPHONE INQUIRIES CONCERNING MOTIONS OR APPLICATIONS SHALL BE MADE TO CHAMBERS. Any communication to chambers shall be by e-mail only and may not be made ex-parte, but shall include all parties. NO CORRESPONDENCE OR PAPERS SHALL BE MAILED TO CHAMBERS FOR ANY REASON WHATSOEVER. ANY SUCH CORRESPONDENCE OR PAPERS WILL NOT BE READ OR OPENED BUT WILL BE DISCARDED.",,"[""communication-preferences"", ""attorney-conduct""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
BUTLER-002,17,NY-SC-11JD-BUTLER,,Electronic Filing,"All cases in Part 12 MUST be filed electronically through the New York State Courts E-Filing (NYSCEF) system, including all motions, petitions and applications. Parties and/or their attorneys are required to register for 'eTrack' service for all Part 12 cases. Part 12 does not notify litigants of upcoming appearances. All e-filed documents must be text searchable. Each exhibit must be e-filed under its own document number and include a short label identifying the nature of the exhibit.",,"[""e-filing""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7\u00a7202.5-b or 202.5-bb""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
BUTLER-003,17,NY-SC-11JD-BUTLER,,Motion Practice and Submission Forms,"All motions and petitions shall be made returnable in Part 12 of this Courthouse on Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m. All calendars in Part 12 remain submission only. For all e-filed cases, the movant/cross-movant or petitioner must complete and e-mail a motion submission form to QSCPart12@nycourts.gov no later than 48 business hours prior to 9:30 a.m. of the calendar date of the motion. Failure to timely file a motion submission form shall result in the motion being marked 'off-calendar, no appearance movant.'",,"[""hearing-procedures""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
BUTLER-004,17,NY-SC-11JD-BUTLER,,Discovery Motion Restrictions,"No discovery motions shall be made prior to the holding of both a Preliminary Conference and Compliance Conference, and proof that such conferences were held shall be submitted with the motion. No discovery-related motion shall be made prematurely or without an affirmation of good faith that fully meets the requirements of 22 NYCRR § 202.7.",,"[""discovery-disputes"", ""preliminary-conference"", ""compliance-conference""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7202.7""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
BUTLER-005,17,NY-SC-11JD-BUTLER,,Trials,"Trials will be conducted on a continuing day-to-day basis until conclusion. No adjournments or delays during trial will be accepted, unless exigent circumstances exist. All actions are generally bifurcated. The court expects the parties to be prepared to proceed to trial on damages immediately following a plaintiff's verdict on liability. Pre-trial conferences will be held prior to every trial.",,"[""trial-procedures"", ""pre-trial-conference""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
DUNN-001,14,NY-SC-11JD-DUNN,1-5,General and Communications,"All questions regarding motions, adjournments, calendar calls, and scheduling should be made via email to QSCPart5@nycourts.gov and NOT to chambers. The Court retains exclusive authority for resolving all issues, substantive, procedural or otherwise, in Part 5. Absolutely no telephone inquiries concerning pending cases, including motions or applications, may be made to chambers. Any and all communications with chambers, authorized by the Court, shall include all parties.",,"[""communication-preferences"", ""part-rules""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
DUNN-002,14,NY-SC-11JD-DUNN,1-6,Motion Practice,"Motions assigned to Part 5, shall be made returnable and noticed to be heard before the Hon. Scott Dunn, Part 5, on Thursdays at 10:00 A.M. The motion calendars are on submission only, unless otherwise directed. Any requests for an adjournment must be e-filed and emailed to QSCPart5@nycourts.gov. Requests for adjournment shall be filed at least 3 days prior to the Court date. Motions for Summary Judgment shall not stay disclosure (cf. CPLR 3214 [b]), unless a stay is granted by the Court.",,"[""hearing-procedures"", ""adjournments"", ""summary-judgment""]","[""CPLR 3214(b)""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
DUNN-003,14,NY-SC-11JD-DUNN,,Status and Settlement Conferences,Status conferences and settlement conferences can be requested by emailing QSCPart5@nycourts.gov. It is within the discretion of the Judge whether a conference is granted. You will be notified if you have been granted a conference with the Court. Conferences will be held through the Microsoft Teams platform unless an in person appearance is authorized.,,"[""settlement-conferences"", ""remote-hearings""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
DUNN-004,14,NY-SC-11JD-DUNN,,Trials,"Pre-trial conferences will be held virtually through Microsoft Teams prior to the commencement of every trial unless otherwise directed by the Court. At least three days prior to the commencement of trial, counsel must submit to the Court by overnight mail and by email: Marked Pleadings, Bill of Particulars, Witness List (including availability of witnesses), Exhibit List (pre-marked for identifications), and Exhibits in a bound exhibit book. Trials, once commenced, shall continue day-to-day until concluded. No adjournments will be granted during trial except under exigent circumstances.",,"[""trial-procedures"", ""pre-trial-conference"", ""exhibits""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
DUNN-005,14,NY-SC-11JD-DUNN,,Uncontested Matrimonial Applications,"The Court will expeditiously review and determine all uncontested matrimonial applications it receives. If the application is incomplete or needs corrections, the Court will notify the Parties via Order or Notice of Defect. Unless otherwise directed, the parties will be allowed thirty (30) days to correct the deficiencies. Required corrections must be uploaded to NYSCEF and emailed to QSCPart5@nycourts.gov.",,"[""matrimonial""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
DUNN-006,14,NY-SC-11JD-DUNN,,Virtual Conference Protocol,"All virtual conferences will be held through the Microsoft Teams platform. All lawyers and litigants should identify themselves at the beginning of each appearance. All microphones should be muted when not in use. Recording the proceeding by anyone other than the Judge, Court Reporter, or other Court personnel, is PROHIBITED.",,"[""remote-hearings"", ""courtroom-procedures""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FC-001,6,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-PART,,Conference Days and Virtual Appearance,"The Residential Foreclosure Part (Part FC-E) shall sit VIRTUALLY on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays before Court Attorney-Referee Daniel Gordon. The Residential Foreclosure Part (Part FC) shall sit VIRTUALLY on Thursdays and Fridays before Court Attorney-Referee Isiris Isaac. The Settlement Conference calendar will be held remotely in a Microsoft Teams meeting. No in-person appearance is required. The camera shall be turned on during any appearance before a Judge or Court Attorney-Referee.",,"[""foreclosure"", ""remote-hearings"", ""conference-procedures"", ""settlement-conferences""]","[""CPLR \u00a73408""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FC-002,6,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-PART,1,Complaint Requirements for Residential Foreclosure,"All residential foreclosure actions that are filed should include the following language in the Complaint: whether this action involves a residential, one-to-four family, owner-occupied property upon which the mortgage is considered sub-prime, high-cost or nontraditional; whether plaintiff has served the homeowner with a ninety (90) day notice pursuant to the current legislation in effect; and that plaintiff is the holder of the Note and Mortgage, or that it has a current, valid assignment of the Note and Mortgage.",,"[""foreclosure""]","[""CPLR \u00a73408""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FC-003,6,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-PART,2,Request for Judicial Intervention,"When applicable, upon filing the affidavit of service of the Summons and Complaint with the Queens County Clerk, plaintiff must submit a Request for Judicial Intervention for a Settlement Conference in Residential Foreclosure Actions.",,"[""foreclosure"", ""settlement-conferences""]","[""CPLR \u00a73408""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FC-004,6,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-PART,3,Mandatory Settlement Conference Purpose,"Pursuant to CPLR §3408, this Part shall conduct a mandatory settlement conference for the purpose of holding settlement discussions pertaining to the relative rights and obligations of the parties under the mortgage loan documents, including, but not limited to: determining whether the parties can reach a mutually agreeable resolution to help the defendant avoid losing his or her home, evaluating the potential for a resolution in which payment schedules or amounts may be modified or other workout options may be agreed to.",,"[""foreclosure"", ""settlement-conferences""]","[""CPLR \u00a73408""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FC-005,6,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-PART,5,Appearance by Parties,"At any conference held pursuant to CPLR §3408, the plaintiff, until further notice, shall appear virtually, and if appearing by counsel, such counsel shall be fully authorized to dispose of the case. The defendant shall appear virtually or by counsel. If the defendant is appearing pro se, the court shall advise the defendant of the nature of the action and his or her rights and responsibilities as a defendant.",,"[""foreclosure"", ""remote-hearings"", ""attorney-conduct""]","[""CPLR \u00a73408""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FC-006,6,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-PART,10,Adjournments,"Either party may request one (1) adjournment of a matter, which will generally be granted by the Court. After the first adjournment, all further requests are in the Court's discretion. The Part may be contacted via email QSCFCP@nycourts.gov or by telephone (718) 298-1092. No adjournments will be granted via telephone.",,"[""adjournments"", ""foreclosure""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FC-007,6,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-PART,13,Status Calendar Part F,"Upon the release of a conference from the Residential Foreclosure Part, the Foreclosure Referee will schedule the matter either for a Status Conference or a Preliminary Conference. If the parties wish to litigate and seek significant discovery and an Answer is served, the Referee will schedule the matter for a Preliminary Conference.",,"[""foreclosure"", ""preliminary-conference"", ""conference-procedures""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FC-008,6,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-PART,14,Settled Cases,"For all cases that are settled in the Foreclosure Settlement Conference Part, the Referee will issue an Order stating the matter is settled and directing the parties to file a Stipulation of Discontinuance with the Queens County Clerk within ninety (90) days of the conference Order. Failure to file the stipulation may result in further conferences.",,"[""foreclosure"", ""settlement-conferences""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FCAUCTION-001,9,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-AUCTION,1-2,"Location, Day and Time of Sale","Foreclosure auctions will be conducted and supervised by the Court-Appointed Referee at the Queens County Supreme Courthouse located at 88-11 Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica, NY, on the second floor in Courtroom 25 at 10:00 a.m. on Fridays. Auction sales will be held weekly on Fridays, commencing promptly at 10:00 a.m. The properties will be auctioned in staggered sessions at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. There will be no more than sixty (60) properties (30 each session) calendared each Friday.",,"[""foreclosure"", ""scheduling-orders""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FCAUCTION-002,9,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-AUCTION,,Mandatory Pre-Scheduling Confirmation,"No auction shall be scheduled by the parties unless they have confirmed the availability of a time slot with the Foreclosure Department of this court. YOU MUST CONTACT THE FORECLOSURE DEPARTMENT AT qscforeclosureauctions@nycourts.gov PRIOR TO SCHEDULING YOUR AUCTION TO CONFIRM THE AVAILABILITY OF THE DATE AND TIME AND TO ENSURE THAT THE CASE IS PLACED ON THE CALENDAR. FAILURE TO ADHERE TO THIS REQUIREMENT WILL RESULT IN THE AUCTION BEING RESCHEDULED AT THE SCHEDULING PARTY'S EXPENSE, INCLUDING PUBLICATION COSTS.",,"[""foreclosure"", ""scheduling-orders""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FCAUCTION-003,9,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-AUCTION,3,Closing and Deed Transfer,"Following the auction, the successful bidder will deposit at least 10% of the sale price in certified funds, made payable to the Referee, with the Referee. The balance of the funds, along with the transfer of title documents, will occur within the time limits specified in the Terms of Sale.",,"[""foreclosure""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FCAUCTION-004,9,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-AUCTION,8,General Auction Policies,"The Terms of Sale, including any known encumbrances, must be posted outside forty-five (45) minutes prior to the commencement of the Foreclosure Auction. All bidders must have proof of identification and will be required to stand and state their name at the time the bid is made. A successful bidder must have in his/her possession at the time of the bid the full 10% of the sum bid, in certified bank check made payable to the Referee. Within thirty days (30) after completing the sale and executing the proper conveyance to the purchaser, the Referee conducting the sale must file with the clerk his/her report under oath of the disposition of the proceeds of the sale.",,"[""foreclosure""]","[""RPAPL \u00a71355""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
FCAUCTION-005,9,NY-SC-11JD-FORECLOSURE-AUCTION,9,Remote Bidding,"Pursuant to Administrative Order 90/23, the Unified Court System has approved a technology-assisted process that will allow remote bidding by persons not physically present at auctions. Remote bidding will be available ONLY for properties where the foreclosing party has engaged such a remote bidding technology provider. All auctions will still take place in person, on courthouse grounds, and will still be conducted and supervised by the Referee. After an auction has been completed, if the highest bid is from a remote bidder, the Referee shall defer collection of a deposit so long as the remote bidding provider provides proof of sufficient funds thereof. The deposit MUST then be transferred into the Referee's trust account within one (1) business day of the conclusion of the auction.",,"[""foreclosure"", ""remote-hearings""]","[""Administrative Order 90/23""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
GRAYS-001,13,NY-SC-11JD-GRAYS,1-7,General Rules and Communication,"All counsel and pro se litigants must familiarize themselves with these Part Rules. Correspondence with this I.A. Part shall be by e-mail, which is the preferred method of communication. No telephone inquiries concerning motions or applications may be made to chambers. All appearing parties must be included on any email. Individual Court Parts DO NOT receive email notification when papers are uploaded to NYSCEF.",,"[""communication-preferences"", ""part-rules"", ""attorney-conduct""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
GRAYS-002,13,NY-SC-11JD-GRAYS,1-3,Electronic Filing,All cases in IA Part 4 are required to be electronically filed through the New York State Courts E-Filing (NYSCEF) system. All e-filed documents must be text-searchable. The submission of documents containing hyperlinks is strongly encouraged.,,"[""e-filing""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
GRAYS-003,13,NY-SC-11JD-GRAYS,,Adjournments,"All adjournments (motions, conferences, trials) require prior court approval. EX PARTE APPLICATIONS FOR ADJOURNMENTS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. Applications for an adjournment on motions will be granted as a matter of right for the first time. Said adjournment shall not exceed four (4) weeks.",,"[""adjournments""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
GRAYS-004,13,NY-SC-11JD-GRAYS,1-2,Preliminary Conference,"A Preliminary Conference shall be scheduled: (1) automatically by the Court within forty-five (45) days after filing a Request for Judicial Intervention, pursuant to 22 NYCRR §202.12(b); or (2) upon filing a written Request for a Preliminary Conference with the Clerk's Office, Room 140, in compliance with 22 NYCRR §202.12(a); or (3) when an appropriate notice is filed in malpractice or certiorari cases pursuant to 22 NYCRR §202.56 and §202.60.",,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""scheduling-orders""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7202.12(b)"", ""22 NYCRR \u00a7202.12(a)""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
GRAYS-005,13,NY-SC-11JD-GRAYS,1,Compliance Conference,"Effective Aug.14, 2023, Compliance Conference Orders will be automatically generated by the assigned Compliance Conference Part. The So-Ordered Compliance Conference Order will be forwarded to the County Clerk. A copy of the Order can be obtained via NYSCEF (if it is an e-filed case) or from the County Clerk (if it is a non-e-filed case). No appearance is required.",,"[""compliance-conference""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
GRAYS-006,13,NY-SC-11JD-GRAYS,1-3,Discovery Disputes,"At this time, all conferences will be conducted virtually via Microsoft TEAMS unless otherwise directed by the Court. Prior to filing a discovery-related motion, including but not limited to, Motions to Vacate the Note of Issue, Motions to Restore, Motions to Strike Pleadings, Motions to Demand Bill of Particulars, and Motions to Preclude, the parties are directed to send an email to QSCPART4@nycourts.gov to request a virtual conference. The email should include a summary of the discovery related issue(s).",,"[""discovery-disputes"", ""remote-hearings""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
GRAYS-007,13,NY-SC-11JD-GRAYS,,Trials,"Pre-trial conferences will be held virtually through Microsoft Teams prior to the commencement of every trial unless otherwise directed by the Court. As directed by the Court, but at least three days prior to the commencement of trial, counsel must submit to the Court by overnight mail and by email: Marked Pleadings, Bill of Particulars, Witness List (including availability of witnesses), Exhibit List (pre-marked for identifications), and Exhibits in a bound exhibit book, separated by exhibit number/letter. Trials, once commenced, shall continue day-to-day until concluded.",,"[""trial-procedures"", ""pre-trial-conference"", ""exhibits""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
JOHNSON-001,16,NY-SC-11JD-JOHNSON,1-5,General and Communications,"All questions regarding motions, orders to show cause, adjournments, calendar calls, and scheduling should be made via email at QSCPART11@nycourts.gov and NOT by calls to chambers. Please notify the Court IMMEDIATELY, especially while a motion is pending, if the action or petition has been settled, discontinued, and/or the motion has been resolved. IMPORTANT – Individual Court Parts DO NOT receive email notifications when papers are uploaded to NYSCEF. Papers that require Court action and documents requiring Justice Johnson's signature, including proposed orders, stipulations to be so ordered, and subpoenas, should be uploaded to NYSCEF and emailed to chambers.",,"[""communication-preferences"", ""part-rules"", ""e-filing""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
JOHNSON-002,16,NY-SC-11JD-JOHNSON,6-15,Motion Calendar,"Motions assigned to Part 11 shall be made returnable and noticed to be heard before the Hon. Denise N. Johnson, Part 11, on Tuesdays at 10:00am. E-FILED CASES – NO APPEARANCE IS REQUIRED FOR MOTIONS NOT RELATED TO DISCOVERY, CONTEMPT, OR SEEKING UPFRONT RELIEF. NON-E-FILED CASES REQUIRE AN IN-PERSON APPEARANCE ON THE CALENDARED DATE. All motion papers submitted to the Court must comply with 22 NYCRR § 202.5. All pages and paragraphs are to be numbered, and must include the Motion Sequence Number.",,"[""hearing-procedures"", ""e-filing""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7202.5""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
JOHNSON-003,16,NY-SC-11JD-JOHNSON,1-4,Adjournments,"Motions may be adjourned on consent with a fully executed stipulation by all parties with the adjourned date. The fully executed stipulation must be submitted to the Part Clerk no later than two (2) business days prior to the calendar date and time via email at QSCPART11@nycourts.gov. Applications for adjournments made less than two (2) business days prior to the scheduled date will be denied, except for medical emergency or other exigent circumstance. Absent extenuating circumstances, consent adjournments shall be limited to one (1).",,"[""adjournments""]","[""Rules of Chief Administrative Judge Rule 125.1""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
JOHNSON-004,16,NY-SC-11JD-JOHNSON,1-3,Discovery Conferences and Disputes,"Prior to bringing a Discovery-related motion, all parties must seek leave from the assigned Compliance Conference Judge. Part 11 will conduct mandatory IN-PERSON conferences on ALL discovery-related motions on the day the matter is calendared to be heard (i.e., Motions to Vacate Note of Issue, Motions to Restore, Motions to Strike Pleadings, Motions to Demand Bill of Particulars, Motions to Preclude, etc.). Motions will be marked off calendar if movant fails to appear for the calendar call on the motion return date.",,"[""discovery-disputes"", ""discovery-scheduling""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
JOHNSON-005,16,NY-SC-11JD-JOHNSON,1-6,Trials,"Upon assignment to Part 11, all parties appearing for trial must be familiar with the case, ready, and authorized to participate in settlement discussions and/or proceed to trial. Prior to the commencement of trial, the parties shall provide the court with PROPERLY MARKED HARD COPIES of Pleadings, Bill of Particulars, Witness list (including their availability), Exhibit list, Deposition Transcripts, proposed jury instructions in compliance with the 2024 Pattern Jury Instructions (PJI), and a proposed verdict sheet.",,"[""trial-procedures"", ""exhibits""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
KERRIGAN-001,15,NY-SC-11JD-KERRIGAN,,Communication Rules,"EFFECTIVE AS OF JUNE 2, 2025: NO TELEPHONE INQUIRIES CONCERNING MOTIONS OR APPLICATIONS SHALL BE MADE TO CHAMBERS. All such inquiries must be made to the Motion Support Office (718-298-1009), the Ex Parte Office (718-298-1018) or to the Clerk of Part 10 at 718-298-1213 or by e-mail at QSCPart10@nycourts.gov. NO CORRESPONDENCE OR PAPERS SHALL BE MAILED TO CHAMBERS FOR ANY REASON WHATSOEVER. Any communication to chambers shall be by e-mail only and may not be made ex-parte, but shall include all parties.",,"[""communication-preferences"", ""attorney-conduct""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
KERRIGAN-002,15,NY-SC-11JD-KERRIGAN,,Electronic Filing,"All cases in Part 10 MUST be filed electronically though the New York State Courts E-Filing (NYSCEF) system, including all motions, petitions and applications. Parties and/or their attorneys are required to register for 'eTrack' service for all Part 10 cases. Part 10 does not notify litigants of upcoming appearances.",,"[""e-filing""]","[""Uniform Rules 202.5-b(f)ii""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
KERRIGAN-003,15,NY-SC-11JD-KERRIGAN,,Motions and Petitions,"All motions and petitions shall be made returnable in Part 10 of this Courthouse on Mondays at 9:30 a.m. EFFECTIVE AS OF JUNE 2, 2025: ALL DISCOVERY RELATED MOTIONS, INCLUDING THOSE RELATED TO THE NOTE OF ISSUE WHERE PERMISSION TO MAKE THE MOTION HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY GRANTED BY THE COMPLIANCE CONFERENCE PART, WILL REQUIRE AN IN PERSON APPEARANCE. All other motions, petitions or applications will remain on submission only.",,"[""hearing-procedures"", ""discovery-disputes""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
KERRIGAN-004,15,NY-SC-11JD-KERRIGAN,,Preliminary Conferences – General,"With the exception of cases involving the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, all of Justice Kerrigan's cases involving the City of New York will have a Case Scheduling Order (a/k/a 'PC Order') generated automatically and transmitted to the County Clerk of Queens County. No action will be required of the parties on the PC date.",,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""scheduling-orders""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7202.12(b)""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
KERRIGAN-005,15,NY-SC-11JD-KERRIGAN,,Compliance Conferences – General,"With the exception of cases involving the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, compliance conferences on all New York City cases assigned to Justice Kerrigan will be handled in the Compliance Conference Part. Any inquiry pertaining to a Compliance Conference shall be made to the Compliance Conference Part at 718-298-1046 or 718-298-1089.",,"[""compliance-conference""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
KERRIGAN-006,15,NY-SC-11JD-KERRIGAN,,Special Rules – Medical Malpractice HHC Cases,Preliminary Conference dates for MedMal-HHC cases are the SECOND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT 9:30 a.m. Compliance conference dates for MedMal-HHC cases are THE SECOND WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH at 9:30 a.m. Note of Issue calendar shall be scheduled for THE SECOND THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH at 9:30am for MedMal-HHC cases. All Preliminary Conferences in Medical Malpractice cases involving HHC shall be carried out between the parties by completing the Medical Malpractice Preliminary Conference Form found on the E-Courts Home Page. Completed forms must be e-mailed to QSCPart10@nycourts.gov the day prior to the PC date or no later than 11:00 a.m. on the PC date.,,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""compliance-conference"", ""note-of-issue"", ""scheduling-orders""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7202.12(b)"", ""CPLR \u00a73101(d)""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LANZETTA-001,19,NY-SC-11JD-LANZETTA,1-5,General and Communications,"Please notify the court, especially when a motion is pending, if the action has been settled, discontinued, stayed due to bankruptcy, death of a party or military service, and/or the motion has been resolved via email at QSCPart16@nycourts.gov. Counsel and litigants are advised that Justice Lanzetta, her Principal Law Clerk, Assistant Law Clerk, and Part Clerk may NOT engage in ex parte or one-sided communications. Any and all communications with chambers shall include all parties. All questions regarding Part 16 motions, adjournments, calendar calls, and scheduling should be made via email at QSCPart16@nycourts.gov.",,"[""communication-preferences"", ""attorney-conduct""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LANZETTA-002,19,NY-SC-11JD-LANZETTA,1-8,Motion Practice,"All motions shall be returnable and heard on Mondays at 10:00 a.m. BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2024 ALL APPEARANCES SHALL BE IN-PERSON at 88-11 Sutphin Blvd., Jamaica, NY 11435, Room 314. Appearances are mandatory for ALL motions and applications. Failure to appear on the return date may result in the motion or application being marked off calendar. ALL fully submitted motions will be conferenced/orally argued following the call of the calendar. Stipulations regarding pending motions should be e-filed AND sent via email to QSCPart16@nycourts.gov at least 2 business days prior to the calendared date and time. Consent adjournments, absent extenuating circumstances, shall be limited to 2.",,"[""hearing-procedures"", ""adjournments""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7\u00a7202.5 and 202.8""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LANZETTA-003,19,NY-SC-11JD-LANZETTA,A.1-11,CSCP3 Compliance Conference Procedures,"No appearance is necessary on the FIRST Compliance Conference date. An Order will be automatically generated and obtainable via NYSCEF or the County Clerk within one week from the e-courts' date. Auto Orders Issued After August 14, 2023 will contain a Note of Issue 'on or before' filing date. NO future appearance date will be generated by virtue of this Order. Compliance conferences are held virtually on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. via the CSCP3 link. Conferences should ONLY be requested if the parties have been unable to resolve outstanding discovery disputes after good faith attempts have been made. There shall be no adjournments of requested conferences.",,"[""compliance-conference"", ""discovery-disputes"", ""note-of-issue"", ""remote-hearings""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LANZETTA-004,19,NY-SC-11JD-LANZETTA,,Subpoenas,"A party seeking to have a subpoena signed shall submit a copy of the subpoena with an accompanying affidavit in support of the request, to chambers, via email at QSCPart16@nycourts.gov. Requests to so-order a subpoena should be submitted to the assigned IA judge.",,"[""part-rules""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LANZETTA-005,19,NY-SC-11JD-LANZETTA,B,Dormant Matters,"On matters that have been dormant, an order will be issued scheduling same for a conference on the court's regular calendar days. Failure to appear on these matters may likely result in dismissal without prejudice.",,"[""case-management""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LIVOTE-001,7,NY-SC-11JD-LIVOTE,1-2,General – Communication and Conduct,Any person appearing in this Part shall be treated fairly and respectfully. All inquiries must be made by email. The Part 33 email address is QSCPART33@nycourts.gov. The Commercial Division Part A email address is QNSCDPTA@nycourts.gov. Please do not email the Law Secretary or the Secretary unless you are responding to an email from them.,,"[""communication-preferences"", ""part-rules""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LIVOTE-002,7,NY-SC-11JD-LIVOTE,,Alternative Dispute Resolution,"All litigants are encouraged to take advantage of the ADR program. For details, contact Linda Dardis, the ADR Coordinator, at QSCADR@nycourts.gov.",,"[""mediation""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LIVOTE-003,7,NY-SC-11JD-LIVOTE,,Commercial Division Preliminary Conferences,"For Commercial Division cases the parties must fully complete, sign and email the Preliminary Conference form for the Judge's review and signature on the scheduled preliminary conference calendar date.",,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""commercial-division""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LIVOTE-004,7,NY-SC-11JD-LIVOTE,,Compliance Conferences,"All compliance conferences shall be held on the date scheduled in the Preliminary Conference Stipulation and Order. The parties are directed to make good faith efforts to complete the Compliance Order and then e-mail it to the part to be So-Ordered. Any disagreements as to discovery should be directed to Chambers via email, at which time a virtual conference may be scheduled.",,"[""compliance-conference"", ""discovery-disputes"", ""commercial-division""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LIVOTE-005,7,NY-SC-11JD-LIVOTE,1-3,Motion Practice,"With respect to Commercial Division Cases, the words 'COMMERCIAL DIVISION' shall be clearly and conspicuously marked on the Notice of Motion or Order to Show Cause by the moving party. Motions shall be heard on Tuesdays at 9:30 a.m. All motions are currently on submission. There is no oral argument unless requested by the Court. Motions must be submitted with a motion submission form. E-filing is mandatory.",,"[""commercial-division"", ""e-filing"", ""hearing-procedures""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LIVOTE-006,7,NY-SC-11JD-LIVOTE,1-8,Trial Requirements,"All counsel must submit to the court, prior to the commencement of trial, marked pleadings, a copy of the Bill of Particulars, a witness list, exhibit list, proposed jury instructions and a proposed verdict sheet. The trial will be conducted on a continual daily basis until conclusion. No adjournments or delays during trial will be allowed unless exigent circumstances exist. All counsel must call the Part two (2) days prior to the commencement of trial to confirm availability of the Part for the trial date.",,"[""trial-procedures"", ""trial-settings"", ""exhibits"", ""adjournments""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7202.70""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
LIVOTE-007,7,NY-SC-11JD-LIVOTE,7,Motions in Limine,Any party intending to make a motion in limine shall do so no later than ten (10) days prior to the scheduled pre-trial conference date in compliance with Rule 27 of 22 NYCRR §202.70. Motions in limine which are not timely made will not be considered by the Court.,,"[""pre-trial-conference"", ""trial-procedures"", ""commercial-division""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7202.70 Rule 27""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MARSHALL-001,18,NY-SC-11JD-MARSHALL,1-2,General and Communications,"Please notify the court, especially when a motion is pending, if the action has been settled, discontinued, stayed due to bankruptcy, death of a party or military service, and/or the motion has been resolved via email at QSCPart13@nycourts.gov. Counsel and litigants are advised that Justice Marshall, Assistant Law Clerk, and Part Clerk or court staff may NOT engage in ex parte or one-sided communications. Any and all communications with chambers shall include all parties. All questions regarding Part 13 motions, adjournments, calendar calls, and scheduling should be made via email at QSCPart13@nycourts.gov.",,"[""communication-preferences"", ""attorney-conduct""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MARSHALL-002,18,NY-SC-11JD-MARSHALL,1-13,Motion Practice,"All motions shall be made returnable on Wednesdays at 10:00 AM, when the calendar will be called promptly. IN-PERSON APPEARANCE REQUIRED for: (i) All Orders to Show Cause; (ii) Discovery Motions; (iii) Cases where one or more parties are self-represented. VIRTUAL APPEARANCE REQUIRED for all remaining motions. Failure to appear at the calendar call will result in denial of the motion. ALL fully submitted motions will be conferenced/orally argued following the call of the calendar or at the court's discretion. Stipulations regarding pending motions should be e-filed AND sent via email to QSCPart13@nycourts.gov at least 2 business days prior to the calendared date and time.",,"[""hearing-procedures"", ""remote-hearings"", ""attorney-conduct""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7\u00a7202.5 and 202.8""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MARSHALL-003,18,NY-SC-11JD-MARSHALL,A.1-11,CSCP4 Compliance Conference Procedures,"No appearance is necessary on the FIRST Compliance Conference date. An Order will be automatically generated and obtainable via NYSCEF or the County Clerk within one week from the e-courts' date. Auto Orders Issued After August 14, 2023 will contain a Note of Issue 'on or before' filing date. NO future appearance date will be generated by virtue of this Order. Compliance conferences are held virtually on Thursdays and Fridays at 10:00 a.m. via the CSCP4 link. Conferences should ONLY be requested if the parties have been unable to resolve outstanding discovery disputes after good faith attempts have been made.",,"[""compliance-conference"", ""discovery-disputes"", ""note-of-issue"", ""remote-hearings""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MARSHALL-004,18,NY-SC-11JD-MARSHALL,B,Dormant Matters,"On matters that have been dormant, an order will be issued scheduling same for a conference on the court's regular calendar days. Failure to appear on these matters may likely result in dismissal without prejudice.",,"[""case-management""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MDP-001,10,NY-SC-11JD-CATAPANO-FOX,,Preliminary Conferences,"All preliminary conferences will be held on Tuesdays of each week, and the parties are directed to email their fully executed Preliminary Conference Order (PC) directly to QSCMDP@nycourts.gov at least one week before the scheduled preliminary conference date. If the parties timely submit the PC Order, no appearance will be required at the preliminary conference pursuant to Uniform Court Rules 202.12. Failure to submit a fully executed PC Order or to appear at the conference will result in a default PC Order being issued by the Court.",,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""conference-procedures""]","[""Uniform Court Rules 202.12""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MDP-002,10,NY-SC-11JD-CATAPANO-FOX,,Compliance Conferences,"All compliance conferences will be held on Tuesdays of each week, and the parties are directed to email their fully executed Compliance Conference Order (CC) directly to QSCMDP@nycourts.gov at least one week before the scheduled compliance conference date. If the parties timely submit the CC Order, no appearance will be required at the compliance conference. Failure to submit a fully executed CC Order or to appear at the conference will result in a default CC Order being issued by the Court.",,"[""compliance-conference"", ""conference-procedures""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MDP-003,10,NY-SC-11JD-CATAPANO-FOX,,Depositions – Plaintiff,"Plaintiff's deposition shall take place within ninety (90) days from the date of the Preliminary Conference Order. Plaintiff's failure to appear for his/her deposition may result in the imposition of sanctions including dismissal of the Complaint. Adjournments of plaintiff's deposition may not occur without good cause, and require Court permission. The inability to obtain authorizations or medical records prior to plaintiff's deposition will not be considered good cause for an adjournment.",,"[""depositions"", ""discovery-scheduling""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MDP-004,10,NY-SC-11JD-CATAPANO-FOX,,Depositions – Defendants,"All individually named defendants shall be deposed prior to the Compliance Conference, and failure to appear for deposition may result in sanctions, including striking the non-appearing defendant's Answer. The depositions of all individually named defendants shall be held in the order of the caption unless otherwise agreed upon by the parties. Institutional witnesses shall be produced within thirty (30) days of identification, if still employed.",,"[""depositions"", ""discovery-scheduling"", ""compliance-conference""]","[""CPLR \u00a73116"", ""Part 221""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MDP-005,10,NY-SC-11JD-CATAPANO-FOX,,Motions,"All motions shall be noticed for Wednesdays at 9:30 am in courtroom 48, where the motion calendar will be called. All motion papers must be submitted through NYSCEF. All motions related to discovery, seeking sanctions pursuant to CPLR §3124 or CPLR §3126, or Article 78 petitions, require personal appearance by counsel for all parties. Adjournment requests will be automatically granted for the first request, and all other requests must be made on consent of the Court. Summary judgment motions pursuant to CPLR §3212 shall be made no later than one hundred twenty (120) days from the filing of the Note of Issue.",,"[""hearing-procedures"", ""summary-judgment"", ""note-of-issue"", ""adjournments""]","[""CPLR \u00a73124"", ""CPLR \u00a73126"", ""CPLR \u00a73212""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MDP-006,10,NY-SC-11JD-CATAPANO-FOX,,AI Disclosure Requirement,"If autogenerated artificial intelligence has been used in any way, shape, or form in any submission presented to the Court, that must be indicated in an attorney's affirmation.",,"[""attorney-conduct""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MDP-007,10,NY-SC-11JD-CATAPANO-FOX,,Expert Disclosures,"CPLR §3101(d) disclosures – Within four (4) weeks of the filing of the Note of Issue, plaintiff's counsel shall file in NYSCEF an expert witness disclosure pursuant to CPLR §3101(d), and shall communicate a settlement demand to defendants. All defendants shall file in NYSCEF an expert witness disclosure pursuant to CPLR §3101(d) within four (4) weeks of the filing of plaintiff's CPLR §3101(d) disclosure. If necessary, any party may supplement the CPLR §3101(d) disclosure up to thirty (30) days from the date of trial.",,"[""note-of-issue"", ""discovery-scheduling"", ""trial-settings""]","[""CPLR \u00a73101(d)""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MDP-008,10,NY-SC-11JD-CATAPANO-FOX,,Pre-Trial and Trial Conferences,"Upon the filing of the Note of Issue, the parties will be required to appear for a pre-trial conference. All pre-trial conferences are held on Wednesdays at 9:30 am in Courtroom 48. All trial-ready conferences will occur in person on Mondays at 9:30 am. Defense counsel must notify plaintiff and the Court one (1) week before the first trial conference whether the matter is settled. All parties must appear at the trial conference with full settlement authority.",,"[""pre-trial-conference"", ""note-of-issue"", ""trial-settings""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MDP-009,10,NY-SC-11JD-CATAPANO-FOX,,Trials,"All parties must submit any motions in limine to the Court one (1) week prior to jury selection, and said motions shall be uploaded into NYSCEF and emailed to Chambers at QSCMDP@nycourts.gov. Jury selection shall occur expeditiously and the parties should present a proposed witness schedule list to the Court prior to jury selection, along with any proposed verdict sheet and jury charges. The parties should be prepared to proceed with the trial day-to-day and any adjournment requests shall be granted solely at the Court's discretion.",,"[""trial-procedures"", ""trial-settings""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MPCP-001,5,NY-SC-11JD-MATRIMONIAL-PC-PART,,Location and Counsel Requirements,"Preliminary conferences shall be held in Room 5002. Only counsel fully familiar with the case and with full authority to Stipulate shall appear for the Preliminary Conference. Prior to requesting a Preliminary Conference, proper service shall have been made on defendant, with defendant having appeared in the action. Proof that issue has been joined must accompany the request for a preliminary conference.",,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""conference-procedures"", ""attorney-conduct""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MPCP-002,5,NY-SC-11JD-MATRIMONIAL-PC-PART,,Calendar Schedule,"All conferences are calendared for 9:30 a.m., unless the matter is scheduled for a time certain.",,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""scheduling-orders""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MPCP-003,5,NY-SC-11JD-MATRIMONIAL-PC-PART,,Mandatory Appearances,"Unless otherwise directed by the Matrimonial Preliminary Conference Part (MPCP) the appearances of Counsel, Plaintiff and Defendant are MANDATORY at all Preliminary Conference court appearances. Failure to appear will result in referral to the assigned Justice for default inquest.",,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""courtroom-procedures"", ""attorney-conduct""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MPCP-004,5,NY-SC-11JD-MATRIMONIAL-PC-PART,,Pleadings Filing Requirement,"Prior to the Preliminary Conference, all pleadings (Verified Complaint, Answer, Notice of Appearance, Affidavit of Service) must be properly filed with the Office of the County Clerk.",,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""matrimonial""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MPCP-005,5,NY-SC-11JD-MATRIMONIAL-PC-PART,,Required Documents - Net Worth Statements,"Fully completed and acknowledged Net Worth Statements with required documents, including parties' recent pay stubs and W-2s, Attorney's Retainer Statements and Temporary Maintenance Guidelines Worksheets, are to be properly filed with the Office of the County Clerk ten (10) days prior to the Preliminary Conference date. Courtesy copies of all documents, including any pending motions or orders to show cause and prior and current Court orders from any and all courts, are to be provided to the MPCP at the Preliminary Conference. Failure to provide the requisite documents may result in a negative inference being asserted against the non-compliant party.",,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""matrimonial"", ""courtesy-copies""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MPCP-006,5,NY-SC-11JD-MATRIMONIAL-PC-PART,,Preliminary Conference Order,"Prior to the call of any case, counsel and/or self represented parties MUST complete and sign the proposed Preliminary Conference Order and submit same to the MPCP.",,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""scheduling-orders""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MPCP-007,5,NY-SC-11JD-MATRIMONIAL-PC-PART,,Adjournments,"Adjournments will be considered upon request to the MPCP and may be granted on a limited basis. Communication with the MPCP will be accepted through email only at QSMATPC@nycourts.gov, provided that all parties are copied on the e-mail. When requesting an adjournment, the parties are to submit a Stipulation signed by all sides stating, with particularity, the reason for the adjournment, and providing three (3) jointly proposed dates for the adjournment of the matter. If the adjournment is based on an attorney's actual engagement on another matter, a properly completed Affidavit of Engagement must accompany the request. Failure to comply with these directives shall result in denial of the adjournment. In the event the request for adjournment is granted, only one adjournment will be allowed.",,"[""adjournments"", ""communication-preferences"", ""matrimonial""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
MPCP-008,5,NY-SC-11JD-MATRIMONIAL-PC-PART,,Interpreter Services,"Notification for Court Interpreter Services shall be made to the MPCP not less than five (5) business days prior to the first court appearance by email at QSMATPC@nycourts.gov. At the time of calendar call or check in, Counsel and/or Parties shall remind the MPCP that Court Interpreter Services are needed.",,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""courtroom-procedures""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
RISI-001,8,NY-SC-11JD-RISI,1-8,General Rules and Communication,"All attorneys and self-represented litigants must familiarize themselves with these Part Rules and the Rules of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court (22 NYCRR 202.70). No Ex Parte communications are permitted. Absolutely no telephone inquiries concerning motions or applications may be made to Chambers. Such inquiries shall be addressed via e-mail to QSCPART3@nycourts.gov or QNSCDPTC@nycourts.gov. Do not send any letters, documents, or other papers by mail to the Part or Chambers unless expressly permitted.",,"[""communication-preferences"", ""attorney-conduct"", ""part-rules""]","[""22 NYCRR 202.70""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
RISI-002,8,NY-SC-11JD-RISI,1-3,Electronic Filing Requirements,"All cases in Part 3 and CD Part C are required to be electronically filed through the New York State Courts E-Filing (NYSCEF) system. All e-filed documents must be text searchable. All electronically submitted memorandum of law must contain bookmarks, pursuant to Commercial Division Rule 6. The submission of documents containing hyperlinks is strongly encouraged.",,"[""e-filing"", ""commercial-division""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7\u00a7202.5-b and 202.5-bb""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
RISI-003,8,NY-SC-11JD-RISI,1-11,Motion Practice,"All motions/petitions/applications shall be made returnable and heard on Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. The motion calendar is on submission only. There is no in-person appearance at the motion calendar unless otherwise directed by the Court. Prior to making a discovery motion, parties must email Commercial Division Part C at QNSCDPTC@nycourts.gov to arrange a mutually convenient date and time for a virtual conference. No motion relating to disclosure will be accepted without an affirmation of good faith as required by 22 NYCRR §202.7. THE COURT WILL NOT CONSIDER PAPERS ELECTRONICALLY FILED AFTER THE CALL OF THE CALENDAR. Commercial Division motions shall have the words 'COMMERCIAL DIVISION' clearly and conspicuously marked on the Notice of Motion.",,"[""hearing-procedures"", ""commercial-division"", ""discovery-disputes"", ""e-filing""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7202.7"", ""22 NYCRR \u00a7202.5""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
RISI-004,8,NY-SC-11JD-RISI,4,Adjournment Procedure,"Any request for an adjournment must be sent via e-mail prior to the return date of the motion. Stipulations to adjourn a motion must be emailed to QSCPART3@nycourts.gov or QNSCDPTC@nycourts.gov prior to the calendared date and time, and should contain a briefing schedule. Applications for an adjournment will be granted as a matter of right for the first time. No further applications will be granted without permission of the Court.",,"[""adjournments"", ""briefing-schedule""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
RISI-005,8,NY-SC-11JD-RISI,11,Word Limits,"For Commercial Division motions, word limits specified in Commercial Division Rule 17 will be strictly enforced, unless permission to expand the word limit is granted in advance of the filing of the papers.",,"[""page-limits"", ""commercial-division""]","[""Commercial Division Rule 17""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
RISI-006,8,NY-SC-11JD-RISI,,Discovery Conferences and Disputes,"Conferences are held at the discretion of the Court. Part 3 and Commercial Division Part C may conduct a virtual conference on a discovery-related motion (i.e., Motion to Vacate Note of Issue, Motion to Restore, Motion to Strike Pleadings, etc.) on a date to be scheduled by the Court.",,"[""discovery-disputes"", ""remote-hearings""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
RISI-007,8,NY-SC-11JD-RISI,1-7 (Commercial Division PC/CC),Commercial Division Preliminary and Compliance Conferences,No appearances are required for either Preliminary Conferences or Compliance Conferences. Counsel for all parties must consult prior to a Preliminary or Compliance Conference. The completed and signed Preliminary and/or Compliance Conference Order shall be emailed to QNSCDPTC@nycourts.gov no later than 2:00 p.m. on the date of the Preliminary or Compliance conference.,,"[""preliminary-conference"", ""compliance-conference"", ""commercial-division"", ""discovery-scheduling""]","[""Commercial Division Rule 8""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
RISI-008,8,NY-SC-11JD-RISI,1-7,Virtual Conference Protocol,"All lawyers and self-represented litigants should identify themselves at the beginning of each appearance. Recording the proceeding by anyone other than the Judge, Court Reporter, or other Court personnel, is PROHIBITED. All appearing persons (attorneys, litigants, and witnesses) must appear via video, with cameras engaged. ALL PARTIES ARE TO MAINTAIN THE PROFESSIONAL DECORUM OF AN IN-PERSON COURTROOM APPEARANCE.",,"[""remote-hearings"", ""courtroom-procedures""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
RISI-009,8,NY-SC-11JD-RISI,5,Mandatory Settlement Conference Post-Note of Issue,"Pursuant to Rule 30 of section 202.70(g), following the filing of a Note of Issue, the parties in every case pending in the Commercial Division must confer and file a request to proceed to a court-ordered mandatory settlement conference (MSC). The parties must e-file, and email the Part at qnscdptc@nycourts.gov, within ten (10) days of the date of filing of the notification by the Part Clerk, either a joint request or separate requests for an MSC, with a statement of preferred procedure for an MSC track.",,"[""note-of-issue"", ""settlement-conferences"", ""commercial-division""]","[""22 NYCRR \u00a7202.70(g) Rule 30""]",11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
RISI-010,8,NY-SC-11JD-RISI,1-6,Trial Requirements,"All parties appearing for trial must be familiar with the case and authorized to participate in settlement discussions and/or proceed to trial. Prior to, but not less than one week before, the commencement of a trial, each party shall submit to the Court hard copies of: marked pleadings; any Bill(s) of Particulars; a witness list; an Exhibit list; any Notice to Admit with Response(s); deposition transcript(s); and in the case of a jury trial, a proposed verdict sheet and jury instruction request. The trial will be conducted on a continuous daily basis until its conclusion.",,"[""trial-procedures"", ""exhibits"", ""depositions""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules
RISI-011,8,NY-SC-11JD-RISI,,Alternative Dispute Resolution,"If, at any point, the parties decide that they would benefit from Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), they should submit a Mediation Stipulation to the Part via email to QSCPART3@nycourts.gov or QNSCDPTC@nycourts.gov. The Court may also order the parties to ADR without the parties' request or consent.",,"[""mediation""]",[],11,Queens,supreme,part_rules