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Monday Motivation
Wednesday Wisdom
Sometimes filings contain errors on NYSCEF. If the clerk detects some defects in documents that have been e-filed, such as if papers for a different case are inadvertently attached the clerk may inform the filer and request that a corrected copy of those documents be...
Monday Motivation
Monday Motivation
Wednesday Wisdom
At the Appellate Division, all electronically filed motions and papers filed in opposition or relation to motions, should be filed in one PDF document, which shall contain bookmarks linking each separate document contained therein.
PHP and vdiscovery, Leaders in Appellate Services and Electronic Discovery, unveil a Unique Service Offering for the Legal Community
New York, N.Y. Aug. 23, 2023 — PHP and vdiscovery, long housed under one business umbrella, and respective leaders in Appellate Services and Electronic Discovery, are excited to announce that John Farrell, President of PHP has been tasked with integrating the sales...
Wednesday Wisdom
Counsel for appellant or an unrepresented litigant who voluntarily participates in e-filing will receive a “calendar number” from the Court. Within seven (7) days of receipt of the “calendar number”, counsel for appellant or an unrepresented litigant who voluntarily...
HOW IS THE ARGUING CHANGED IN THE APPELLATE DIVISION FIRST AND SECOND DEPARTMENTS?
ERIC J. KUPERMAN | Executive Vice President of Sales | PHP There are various differences procedurally between the Appellate Division, First and Second Departments (hereinafter “AD1” and “AD2”). One glaring distinction is that only AD1 has a Term Calendar. AD1 A...
Wednesday Wisdom
Sometimes filings contain errors on NYSCEF. If the clerk detects some defects in documents that have been e-filed, such as if papers for a different case are inadvertently attached the clerk may inform the filer and request that a corrected copy of those documents be...
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