I need to file a motion.
You also need a notice of motion, of course. Look at CPLR 2221; there is no statutorily defined motion to "reconsider;" your options are...
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You also need a notice of motion, of course. Look at CPLR 2221; there is no statutorily defined motion to "reconsider;" your options are...
Yes. Before the time runs out send the court a letter request, copy to your adversary.
You don't "fill up" a motion. You file it. Messrs. Isquith and Feinberg are on the mark.
You have lost the opportunity to raise those issues on appeal. Had you not filed notices of appeal, you could have raised all the issues on appeal...
Yes, they can have it both ways. It's called "pleading in the alternative" and it's standard practice. You cannot withhold duly demanded...
I have moved this to Workers' Compensation. My colleagues are correct--Article 78 is commenced in Supreme Court. Beyond that, all workers'...
On the other hand, if no judgment enforcement is imminent, a notice of motion is less work on the front end.
As you have counsel these questions should be addressed to him/her, who should decide when/how to address the issue. In fact, the court will not...
You may file a disciplinary complaint against the attorney(s) in New York, where they practice and where the alleged wrongs occurred. I see no...
This is not even an appeals question. It's a litigation question involving a potential Article 78 proceeding against a public entity. Perhaps the...