provision_id,doc_id,judge_id,rule_number,title,text,source_page,topics,cross_references,judicial_district,county,court_type,doc_type
DESIR-005,127,NY-SC-9JD-DESIR,V,Discovery,"Discovery is not stayed by dispositive motion or ADR. Production deadlines presumptively 5:00 p.m. EST and within 10 days of an order if not specified otherwise. Requesting a Discovery Conference: do not wait until compliance conference; request by email to Part e-mail with subject line 'Discovery Conference Request: [Index number, case name]' with brief statement (max 500 words) of unresolved dispute(s). Non-requesting party may respond within 24 hours by replying all with 500 words or less. Individual Pre-Conference Letters: if permission granted, parties shall e-file letters of no more than 1,500 words at least 48 hours before conference. Privilege: objecting party must serve privilege log of responsive documents with production, identifying all redacted and withheld documents by bates-stamp numbers, dates, authors, recipients, subject matter, and privileges asserted; failure to serve privilege log is waiver absent good cause. ESI: counsel must discuss ESI with clients and then meet and confer with opposing counsel, reaching agreement on scope, location, format, custodians, costs, timing, and filing sharing techniques. Depositions: scheduled depositions cannot be adjourned without Court approval; parties must conduct depositions per CPLR 3115 and Rule 221. Discovery motions not permitted unless specifically authorized or directed by Court; must be brought by Order to Show Cause.",,"[""discovery-scheduling"", ""discovery-disputes"", ""depositions""]","[""CPLR 3115"", ""Rule 221 Uniform Rules""]",9,Rockland,supreme,part_rules