provisions: NY-SC-1JD-MOYNE-001
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| NY-SC-1JD-MOYNE-001 | 75 | NY-SC-1JD-MOYNE | 1 | Contacting the Court | No ex parte communications are permitted. This includes any/all emails and phone calls. All parties to an action must be included in any communications with the court. The Part Clerk is unable to accept deliveries or answer emails or phone calls between 1:00 and 2:15 P.M. or after 4:00 P.M. Emails to the court should have the index number of the action at the beginning of the subject line. Disputed issues arising in the course of an action shall not be litigated via letter or email, but only via a properly noticed motion or at a duly scheduled conference. No attorney or unrepresented party shall send letters or emails to the court unless expressly permitted by these Part Rules or requested by the court, except to contact the Part Clerk (i) with respect to scheduling or logistical issues, (ii) to inform the Part Clerk that a motion is being withdrawn or that an action has been settled or discontinued, or (iii) to request a ruling in the course of a deposition. No attorney or unrepresented party shall discuss the merits of their case in emails or telephone calls to the Part Clerk. Documents requiring Justice Moyne's signature, including proposed orders and stipulations, must be electronically filed and a Microsoft Word version with electronic signatures emailed to the Part Clerk. The parties are advised that Chambers and the part clerk are not automatically notified when documents or correspondence are filed on NYSCEF or E-Courts. | ["communication-preferences", "e-filing", "depositions"] | [] | 1 | New York | supreme | part_rules |