New York Appellate Division, Second Department: Case Settled Between Briefing and Argument? Alert the Court!
Section 670.2(g) of the Appellate Division, Second Department rules requires that “parties or their counsel shall immediately notify the court” if a case is wholly or partially settled during the pendency of an appeal, under Read More
Electronic Filing in the New Jersey Appellate Division and Supreme Court: Live in 2015!
New Jersey appellate courts are moving closer to electronic filing of all documents. The anticipated rollout for criminal and civil appeals for attorneys who already have a Judiciary collateral account is Late Spring 2015 and Read More
What is the Value of Oral Argument in the California Supreme Court?
There has been some recent debate over the value of oral argument in the California Supreme Court. Specifically, Professor Daniel J. Bussel, from UCLA’s School of Law, published a law review article titled, Read More
Superior Court of Pennsylvania has now begun accepting electronic filings of Briefs and Reproduced Records
Following the path of the Supreme Court and Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania, Superior Court of Pennsylvania has now begun accepting electronic Read More
New York Supreme and County Courts: Mandatory Redaction Rules Take Effect March 1, 2015
Practitioners in the New York Supreme and County Courts beware: mandatory redaction rules take effect on March 1. Based upon an administrative Read More
New York Appellate Division, First Department: Deadline to perfect an appeal before the court’s summer recess commences!
March 23rd is the last day to perfect an appeal for the June Term in the New York Appellate Division, First Department. Generally, the June Term is th Read More