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Technical Guidelines for E-Filling in the Appellate Division Second Department

Technical Guidelines for E-Filling in the Appellate Division Second Department

by Maria Andrades | Jun 22, 2023 | All, Industry News

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...
How does one request Oral Argument in the New York State Appellate Division?

How does one request Oral Argument in the New York State Appellate Division?

by Maria Andrades | Jan 12, 2023 | All, Industry News

MARIA ANDRADES | DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS | PHP The method for requesting oral argument to the Appellate Division has become universal after the court’s Practice Rules of the Appellate Division 22 NYCRR Part 1250 were implemented.  All four Appellate Division Courts and...
When uploading a motion to NYSCEF at the Appellate Level, do I file the Supporting Affirmation and Exhibits separately, or together in one PDF?

When uploading a motion to NYSCEF at the Appellate Level, do I file the Supporting Affirmation and Exhibits separately, or together in one PDF?

by Maria Andrades | Jul 2, 2020 | All, Appellate Procedure

E-filing a motion in the New York Supreme Court differs a little from filing a motion at the appellate level. When filing a motion with supporting affirmation and related exhibits at the Supreme level, these documents are to be uploaded individually to the docket.  If...
Appellate Division, First Department: Multiple appellants? Why a briefing schedule is recommended.

Appellate Division, First Department: Multiple appellants? Why a briefing schedule is recommended.

by Maria Andrades | Dec 19, 2019 | All, Appellate Procedure

Appellate Division, First Department: Multiple appellants? Why a briefing schedule is recommended. Filing an appeal where multiple cross-appellants are involved can be complicated and at times challenging, especially when it is the first time you are involved in such...
Appellate Division, First and Second Departments: Ensuring that the Co-Appellant or Cross-Appellant Shares in the Cost of the Joint Record/Appendix.

Appellate Division, First and Second Departments: Ensuring that the Co-Appellant or Cross-Appellant Shares in the Cost of the Joint Record/Appendix.

by Maria Andrades | Aug 29, 2019 | All, Appellate Procedure

Appellate Division, First Department: “The parties shall consult and thereafter file a joint record or joint appendix …The cost of the joint record or joint appendix and the transcript, if any, shall be borne equally among the parties. (see ‘600.11(d))” Appellate...
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