Judge Ingrid Joseph
Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
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Limits & Logistics
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Attorney filings
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Infant Compromise Order
Stipulation
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Document Format Requirements1 rule
Plaintiffs must number their trial exhibits, defendants must letter theirs, and both sides must advise the part clerk in introduction order.
Plaintiffs shall number their exhibits and defendants shall letter their exhibits in the order in which they will be introduced at trial and advise the part clerk.
Filing & Service rules
Electronic Filing Rules
Infant compromise applications must be filed through NYSCEF, or by mail to the Motion Support Office when the action does not participate in NYSCEF.
Applications for infant compromise orders must be filed electronically through NYSCEF, or where the action does not participate in NYSCEF, by mail to the Motion Support Office.
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Qualifying stipulations must be filed through NYSCEF, with a courtesy copy emailed to the Part 83 address.
Stipulations that fit within the above three categories must be filed through NYSCEF and a courtesy copy emailed to KSCCVPart83@nycourts.gov.
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Motion papers must be filed electronically through NYSCEF, while non-e-filed actions may use the Motion Support Office.
All motion papers must be filed electronically through NYSCEF. If the action is not an e-file case, motion papers may be filed with the Motion Support Office (360 Adams Street, Room 227).
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Any defense-counsel waiver of notice and appearance in an infant compromise matter must be written and electronically filed.
All such waivers must be in writing and e-filed.
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Subpoenas seeking a so-ordered designation must be filed through NYSCEF and picked up outside courtroom 738.
Subpoenas shall be filed on NYSCEF to be so ordered and shall be picked up outside of courtroom 738.
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Service and Proof of Service Rules
Defense counsel must receive notice of and appear at infant compromise hearings unless counsel has made a written, electronically filed waiver.
Defense counsel must be noticed on all applications/documents submitted to the court and must appear at the hearing, unless such counsel has waived the right to receive notice and appear. All such waivers must be in writing and e-filed.
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Motion papers and responsive documents must be served under CPLR § 2214 or the latest Administrative Order unless the parties stipulate otherwise or the court directs otherwise.
Motion papers and all responsive documents must be served in accordance with CPLR § 2214 or the most recent Administrative Order, unless otherwise stipulated by the parties or directed by the court.
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Courtesy Copy Requirements
A courtesy copy of each qualifying stipulation must be emailed to KSCCVPart83@nycourts.gov.
Stipulations that fit within the above three categories must be filed through NYSCEF and a courtesy copy emailed to KSCCVPart83@nycourts.gov.
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Attorneys in non-e-filed cases must place courtesy copies of motions and responsive papers in the courtroom box within 10 days after filing.
Attorneys of non e-filed cases shall provide the court with courtesy copies of motions and responding papers in the box located in front of courtroom 738, within 10 days after filing.
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Attorneys must send an unredacted copy of the Order to the Part email.
Attorneys shall forward and unredacted copy of the Order to the Part email.
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Adjournment & Extension Requirements
Only two consented adjournments with briefing schedules are allowed without prior court approval, and any additional adjournment requires good cause for failure to comply with the briefing schedule.
Consenting to an adjournment with briefing schedule (Only two adjournments permitted without prior court approval).There will be no additional adjournments unless good cause is shown for failure to comply with the briefing schedule.
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After obtaining two consent adjournments, the court may permit another consented adjournment with a briefing schedule if good cause is shown.
After the parties obtain two adjournments, a further adjournment on consent (with a briefing schedule) may be permitted, if good cause is shown.
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Chambers Communication Rules
Parties may not telephone chambers unless all parties participate in the call.
Calls to chambers are not permitted, unless all parties participate.
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Attorneys must notify the part clerk on the first day of trial of any request for a so-ordered subpoena.
Attorneys shall notify the part clerk of any requests for so ordered subpoenas on the first day of trial.
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The court will not engage in ex parte communication.
This court will not engage in ex parte communication (See Rule 3.5 of the NY Rules of Professional Conduct).
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The court will not accept unsolicited documents or correspondence.
****NOTE: This court will not accept unsolicited documents and correspondence.
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In non-e-filed matters, stipulations may be emailed or faxed to chambers, provided the communication is on notice to all parties.
Stipulations in matters that are not e-filed, may be emailed or faxed to chambers at 212-618-7959. Any communication must be on notice to all parties.
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