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Technical Guidelines for E-Filling in the Appellate Division Second Department
Pursuant to the Second Department’s E-Filing Technical Guidelines, all digital copies of briefs must contain bookmarks to the authorities cited in the brief. Clicking on a case listed in the Table of Authorities should take the reader to a copy of the case being...
SUBPOENA REQUIREMENTS AT THE NEW YORK STATE APPELLATE DIVISION.
PAUL LAMAR | EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF APPELLATE SERVICES | PHP When filing an appeal in the Appellate Divisions, most attorneys will use the Record on Appeal method, however there are times when the Appellant(s) may choose to file an Appendix with their Appellant’s...
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 that contains bookmarks linking each separate document contained therein.
Appellate Dvision First Department: Summary Statement on Application as Relating to Late Reply Briefs
Many are under the mistaken impression that, just as in the Appellate Division 2d Department (AD2), attorneys have 10 days from the date of filing of the Respondent’s Brief in the Appellate Division 1st Department (AD1) to file their Reply Brief in further support of...
Monday Motivation
Wednesday Wisdom
Once Initial Case Information is recorded, the Appellate Division (through NYSCEF) will assign a Case Number via direct email to the registrant together with a link to the Notification of Case Number form. The attorney must complete this form, serve it upon the...
Monday Motivation
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...
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.
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