Chief Judge DiFiore Announces Full Return Of Court Staff
Dear Counsel, Below is the latest notice message from Chief Judge Janet DiFiore which.
Notice: General Provisions And Definitions Appellate, Fourth Dept.
Dear Counsel, Below is the latest notice from The Appellate Division, Fourth Department regarding practice rules and sessions of the court. CONTINUED Click Here to View Continuing Pages 2-13
Message From Chief Judge Janet DiFiore
Dear Counsel, Below is the latest from Chief Judge Janet DiFiore --
10th District, Nassau – Return To In-Person Operations
Dear Counsel, Below is the latest memo from Administrative Chief Judge St. George regarding Nassau County and the return to in-person operations. The full memo with attachments can be viewed here.
Extension Of Eviction Proceedings
Dear Counsel, Below is the latest memo from Judge Marks regarding the extension of eviction matters in New York: CLICK HERE FOR FULL MEMO AND ATTACHMENTS
Cuomo Signs Bill Limiting Coronavirus-Related Malpractice Immunity
Cuomo signs bill limiting coronavirus-related malpractice immunity | Newsday Governer Andrew M. Cuomo has signed a bill passed by the State Legislature that limits the malpractice immunity he provided to hospitals and nursing homes during the COVID-19 state of emergency.
7th Jurisdiction, Phase 4.1
Dear Counsel, I hope this finds you, your families and your staff well. Today begins the Phase 4.1, return to In-Person operations for the 7th District:
8/10/2020 Message From Judge DiFiore
Dear Counsel, Below is the latest video message and transcript from Judge Janet Di Fiore. You can view her video message here.
Press Release
Dear Counsel, I hope this finds you, your families and your staff well. The Chief Administrative Commision has released the following press along with the report, "Goals and Checklist for Restarting In-Person Grand Juries, Jury Trials and Related Proceedings"
Executive Order
Dear Counsel, By this Executive Order, any specific time limit for the commencement, filing, or service of any legal action, notice, motion, or other process or proceeding, as prescribed by the procedural laws of the state, including but not limited to the criminal procedure law, the family court act, the civil practice law and rules, [...]