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Monday Motivation
Wednesday Wisdom
At the beginning January 1, 2022 the appellate division is implementing a pilot program where notices of appeals from interlocutory orders and only originating from the commercial division, must perfect within four (4) months.
Pilot Program Interlocutory Appeals from the Commercial Division
by Eric J. Kuperman, Esq. | Executive Vice President of Sales In an effort to streamline the appellate process for interlocutory appeals taken from the Commercial Division of the Supreme Court, the Appellate Division, First Department will begin a Pilot Program...
Wednesday Wisdom
At the appellate level, every department requires a word certification page to be filed with all briefs. The appellant and the respondent’s brief are limited to no more than 14, words. A reply brief is limited to no more than 7,000 words. The document required to be...
Monday Motivation
What is the Procedure for Being Admitted Pro Hac Vice at the Appellate Division First and Second Departments?
The Appellate Division First and Second Department will allow out-of-state attorneys to appear as pro hac vice. An attorney in good standing admitted to practice law in the State of New York must make a formal letter application requesting that the out-of-state...
Monday Motivation
Wednesday Wisdom
In any of the departments of the Appellate Division, once the initial info is recorded, Case Numbers are assigned fairly quickly. This is in contrast to hard copy notifications by AD2 being sent to lawyers with the same Case Number. The hard copy notification does,...
Wednesday Wisdom
AD1 and AD2 routinely dismiss appeals that have not been timely perfected. In both courts the clerks make calendars of all civil appeals not perfected in a timely manner and publish those calendars in the New York Law Journal. After these notices have been published...
Monday Motivation
Wednesday Wisdom
AD1 appeals are scheduled to be perfected by certain terms. AD2 An appeal must be perfected within six months of the date of the notice of appeal or order granting leave to appeal unless that time is extended by the court (22 NYCRR 1250.9[a]). For AD2, if the due date...











