Can plaintiff still send to defense attorney supported proves?

It may be too late at this point but the worst that can happen is the court says no. Assuming you are pro se, the court may give you some leeway.

Settled orally for auto settlement

As a practical matter, I don't see how you can't look for another opinion. Presumably the insurance company will pay nothing at this point so...

Is the court clerk required to dismiss Supreme Court preliminary conference date if the case is moved to another court?

As Mr. Schwimmer indicates, check with the PC part to determine if the hearing will go forward. Assuming it is not, the Surrogates Court with set...

If I don't have any insurance,Can I drive a car? The car is insured for comprehensive and collisions under somebody else's name.

As Mr. Greben indicates, as long as the owner has given you permission to operate the vehicle, you should be covered in the event of an accident. ...

What happens if lawyer doesn't show up for preliminary conference in one of nyc courts?

Contact the preliminary conference part and let the court know that you've discharged your attorney and need some time to find another. Ask that...

Hey i need help with a personal injury do to boating accident because of negligence on the owner behalf. Need help asap.

The best way to get help is to consult with a personal injury attorney in your area. It sounds like you've been trying to do this on your own. ...

I need to get my car (totaled) looked at by a profession to state how fast the accident happened at , if black box etc... In the

Get the lawyer first and let him/her deal with the vehicle. You may be doing damage to your case by trying to do this on your own.

What is the web for plaintiff pro-se, as how to represent at trial.

There is no "one size fits all" in trial practice. You don't even indicate what kind of case is involved. You should keep searching for an...

A preliminary conference is for the purpose of the court setting down a discovery schedule, in other words dates by which depositions etc., need to...

There is generally no right of sur-reply. At this point it's simply a matter of waiting for either a notification that you will be orally arguing...