Provisions

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CD-202.70-a Section 202.70 – Rules of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court 177 NY-COMDIV-STATEWIDE §202.70(a) Monetary Thresholds by County Monetary thresholds exclusive of punitive damages, interest, costs, disbursements and counsel fees: Albany $50,000; Bronx $75,000; Eighth JD $100,000; Kings $150,000; Nassau $200,000; New York $500,000; Onondaga $50,000; Queens $100,000; Seventh JD $50,000; Suffolk $100,000; Westchester $100,000.   ["commercial-division", "case-management"] []     supreme statewide_rules
CD-202.70-b Section 202.70 – Rules of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court 177 NY-COMDIV-STATEWIDE §202.70(b) Commercial Cases Subject to Commercial Division Actions involving: breach of contract or fiduciary duty, fraud, misrepresentation, or business torts from business dealings; UCC transactions (excluding individual co-op/condo units); commercial real property; shareholder derivative actions; commercial class actions; dealings with commercial banks; internal affairs of business organizations; malpractice by accountants/actuaries and legal malpractice from commercial matters; environmental insurance coverage; commercial insurance coverage; dissolution of corporations/partnerships/LLCs/JVs; applications to stay or compel arbitration.   ["commercial-division"] []     supreme statewide_rules
CD-Rule-11b Section 202.70 – Rules of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court 177 NY-COMDIV-STATEWIDE Rule 11-b Privilege Logs Parties shall meet and confer to discuss scope of privilege review, use of categories to reduce document-by-document logging, exclusions from logging, and non-waiver orders. The preference is for categorical designations. For each category, the producing party shall provide a certification signed by the Responsible Attorney. In complex matters, parties are encouraged to hire a Special Master. Agreements should be memorialized in a court order.   ["privilege-logs", "discovery-scheduling"] ["CPLR 3122", "22 NYCRR \u00a7 130-1.1a"]     supreme statewide_rules
CD-Rule-11c Section 202.70 – Rules of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court 177 NY-COMDIV-STATEWIDE Rule 11-c Discovery of Electronically Stored Information Parties should consult the Commercial Division's ESI Guidelines in Appendix A. Prior to the preliminary conference, counsel shall confer on electronic discovery topics. ESI production shall be in the form ordinarily maintained or in a searchable format. Costs and burdens shall be proportionate to benefits. Parties are encouraged to use technology-assisted review. Inadvertent production of privileged ESI is not a waiver if reasonable precautions were taken and prompt notice was given to retrieve or destroy such material.   ["e-discovery", "privilege-logs", "preliminary-conference"] ["Appendix A", "CPLR 3111", "CPLR 3122(d)", "Rule 4.4(b) NY Rules of Professional Conduct"]     supreme statewide_rules
CD-Rule-11d Section 202.70 – Rules of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court 177 NY-COMDIV-STATEWIDE Rule 11-d Limitations on Depositions Unless otherwise stipulated or ordered: number of depositions per side (plaintiffs, defendants, or third-party defendants) limited to 10; depositions limited to 7 hours per deponent. Entity depositions through one or more representatives count as a single deposition.   ["depositions", "discovery-scheduling"] ["CPLR 3106(d)"]     supreme statewide_rules
CD-Rule-13 Section 202.70 – Rules of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court 177 NY-COMDIV-STATEWIDE Rule 13 Expert Disclosure No later than thirty days prior to the completion of fact discovery, parties shall confer on a schedule for expert disclosure. Expert disclosure must be accompanied by a written report signed by the witness (if retained/specially employed or a party employee who regularly gives expert testimony). Report must contain: all opinions and bases; data considered; exhibits; witness qualifications including publications for last 10 years; list of cases with expert testimony in last four years; compensation statement. Note of issue may not be filed until completion of expert disclosure.   ["expert-disclosure", "discovery-scheduling", "note-of-issue"] []     supreme statewide_rules
CD-Rule-17 Section 202.70 – Rules of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court 177 NY-COMDIV-STATEWIDE Rule 17 Length of Papers Unless otherwise permitted by the court: briefs/memoranda of law limited to 7,000 words each; reply memoranda limited to 4,200 words (no new arguments). Affidavits and affirmations limited to 7,000 words each. Word count excludes caption, tables of contents and authorities, and signature block. Each document shall include a word-count certification.   ["page-limits", "briefing-schedule"] []     supreme statewide_rules
CD-Rule-19a Section 202.70 – Rules of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court 177 NY-COMDIV-STATEWIDE Rule 19-a Motions for Summary Judgment – Statements of Material Facts Upon any motion for summary judgment (other than CPLR 3213), the court may direct annexing a separate, short and concise numbered statement of material facts as to which the moving party contends there is no genuine issue. Opposing papers shall include a correspondingly numbered statement responding to each numbered paragraph. Each numbered paragraph in the moving party's statement not denied by the opponent shall be deemed admitted.   ["summary-judgment", "briefing-schedule"] ["CPLR 3213"]     supreme statewide_rules
CD-Rule-9 Section 202.70 – Rules of the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court 177 NY-COMDIV-STATEWIDE Rule 9 Accelerated Adjudication Actions By written consent of parties, the court may apply accelerated adjudication procedures. All pre-trial proceedings including discovery, pre-trial motions and mandatory mediation shall be completed and parties shall be ready for trial within nine (9) months from filing of RJI. Parties irrevocably waive: objections based on lack of personal jurisdiction or forum non conveniens; right to jury trial; right to punitive or exemplary damages; right to interlocutory appeal; and most discovery except: no more than seven (7) interrogatories and five (5) requests to admit; no more than seven (7) depositions per side each not to exceed seven (7) hours; documents limited to those relevant to claims/defenses.   ["accelerated-adjudication", "discovery-scheduling", "depositions"] []     supreme statewide_rules

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CREATE TABLE provisions (
    provision_id TEXT PRIMARY KEY,
    doc_id INTEGER REFERENCES documents(doc_id),
    judge_id TEXT REFERENCES judges(judge_id),
    rule_number TEXT,
    title TEXT,
    text TEXT,
    source_page INTEGER,
    topics TEXT,
    cross_references TEXT,
    judicial_district INTEGER,
    county TEXT,
    court_type TEXT DEFAULT 'supreme',
    doc_type TEXT DEFAULT 'part_rules'
);