Hon. Ilana J. Marcus — Part 5 Rules
New York County Supreme Court Civil Term
Courtroom: 320
What Ilana J. Marcus's rules say, in the court's own words
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Which courtroom hears this part?
320
“80 Centre Street, Room 320”
What is the courtroom telephone number?
(646)386-3374
“Part/CourtroomTelephone:(646)386-3374”
Who is the principal law clerk?
Nora Kelly,Esq.
“Assistant Law Clerk: Nora Kelly,Esq.”
Who is the part clerk?
Samantha Jacobs
“Part Clerk:Samantha Jacobs,SFC-Part5-Clerk@nycourts.gov”
What is the part's e-mail address?
SFC-Part5@nycourts.gov
“6. The email address SFC-Part5@nycourts.gov will no longer be monitored by the Court.”
Full published rules for part 5 rules
Hon. Ilana J. Marcus, J.S.C.
Part 5 -City IAS Part
80 Centre Street, Room 320
NewYork, NewYork 10013
General
1. All parties shall familiarize themselves with these practice rules, the New York County
Uniform Rules (Local Rules), Administrative Rules of the Unified Court System &
Uniform Rules of theTrial Courts, and NewYork Civil Practice Lawand Rules.
2. Partiesshallimmediately notify thePartClerk byemailtoSFC-Part5-Clerk@nycourts.gov
of the settlement or resolution of any case, claim, or pending motion.
3. Chambers is not notified when correspondence is uploaded to NYSCEF. All
correspondence to the court or documents requiring Justice Marcus’ signature (e.g.,
proposedorders,stipulations,ortranscriptstobe“so-ordered”),mustbeelectronicallyfiled
and emailed to the Part Clerk at SFC-Part5-Clerk@nycourts.gov.
4. Notice of court appearances is provided by the New York State Unified Court System’s
eCourts website, accessible at https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/webcivil/FCASMain.
Counsel and pro se parties are responsible for monitoring eCourts and are encouraged to
utilize theeTrack case tracking serviceto track their cases.
5. Parties shall not contact the Part or Chambers by phone or email withsubstantive ligation
inquiries.All requests for judicial intervention must be made by motion or on the record
during acourtroom appearance.
6. The email address SFC-Part5@nycourts.gov will no longer be monitored by the Court.
The Part Clerk can be contacted at SFC-Part5-Clerk@nycourts.gov.
Adjournments
7. DO NOTCALLCHAMBERS ORTHE PART REGARDING ADJOURNMENTS.
8. Requests to adjourn any appearance must be made at least two business days before the
scheduled appearance.
9. CourtroomAppearances:All requests to adjourn an appearance in Part 5 must be made in
the following manner: The requesting attorney shall first contact all adversaries to seek
their consent before contacting the court.All adjournment requests shall be electronically
filed via NYSCEF and emailed to the Part Clerk at SFC-Part5-Clerk@nycourts.gov.All
parties must be included in the email to the Part Clerk. If the request is made with the
consentofall parties,itmustbesubmittedbyafullyexecutedstipulationstatingthereason
for the request. If all parties do not consent, the requesting party may submit an attorney
affirmation(or,forself-represented parties,aletter)inlieuofastipulation.Theaffirmation
or letter must state the reason for the request and describe in detail all attempts made to
obtainconsent.
10. DepositionAppearances:All requeststoadjournadeposition appearance must be made in
the following manner: The requesting attorney shall first contact all adversaries to seek
their consent before contacting the court.All adjournment requests shall be electronically
filed via NYSCEF and emailed to the PartClerk at SFC-Part5-Clerk@nvcourts.gov.All
parties must be included in the email to the Part Clerk. If the request is made with the
consentofall parties,itmustbesubmitted byafullyexecutedstipulationstatingthereason
for the request. If all parties do not consent, the requesting party may submit an attorney
affirmation(or,forself-represented parties,aletter) in lieuofastipulation.Theaffirmation
or letter must state the reason for the request and describe in detail all attempts made to
obtainconsent.
11. Motion Submission Appearances: To request an adjournment with consent of all parties,
file a fully executed stipulation that states the reason for the request to NYSCEF. If all
parties do not consent to the request, an attorney affirmation or letter (for pro se parties
only) may be submitted in lieu of a stipulation. Requests to adjourn the return date more
than60daysaftertheinitial returndateornotonconsent mustalsobeemailed tothePart
Clerk at SFC-Part5-Clerk@nvcourts.gov and all parties must be included in the email
to the Part Clerk.
Motion Practice
12. Discovery conferences for cases in the City Part are scheduled by the Differentiated Case
Management Part (“DCM”), not by the individual assignment parts. A Case Scheduling
Order will be issued, or a Preliminary Conference will be scheduled, by the DCM Clerk
based onthe date the Requestfor Judicial Intervention(“RJI”) wasfiled.
13. To the maximum extent possible, discovery disputes should be resolved through informal
procedures, such as conferences, as opposed to motion practice (22 NYCRR § 202.20-f
la]).
14. Parties shall meet and confer regarding all discovery disputes, as set forth in the Uniform
Civil Rules for the Supreme Court & the County Court. If the dispute cannot be resolved
by a meet and confer, the parties are directed to contact the Part Clerk by email to SFC-
Part5-Clerk@nycourts.gov to requestaconference with the court before filingadiscovery
motion.
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15. All motionsforsummary judgmentshall be madenomorethan 120daysafterthefilingof
thenoteofissue.Amemorandumoflawisrequiredforall motionsforsummaryjudgment.
16. Part 5 isa paperless part. Hardcopies ofelectronically filed motionsare not required.
17. Contested motions, except motions to renew or reargue or for certain discovery disputes,
will be scheduled for oral argument. Oral argument of unopposed motions will be
scheduled at the court’s discretion. Partiesand counsel aredirected to monitor the eCourts
system (https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/webcivil/FCASMain)for the oral argument date.
18. ThePart 5 motioncalendarisheld onTuesdaysat 10:00a.m.and 11:30a.m.,asdesignated
on eCourts. Parties appearing for motions should check in with the Court Officer or Part
Clerk upon arrival. Cases will be called at thecourt’sdiscretion,and any party not present
when the case is called may bemarked indefault.
19. Ex Parte applications and Orders to Show Cause shall be made according to the rules
available at https://ww2.nvcourts.gov/courts/ljd/supctmanh/ex parte applications.shtml.
20.To withdraw a fully submitted motion that is pending in Part 5 (whether or not oral
argument has been scheduled), electronically file a stipulation or letter withdrawing the
motion to NYSCEF and advise the Part Clerk immediately by email to SFC-Part5-
Clerk@nycourts.gov.
Trials/Evidentiary Hearings
21. Parties shall provide hard copies of the following to the court at the pre-trial conference:
markedpleadingsandbillsofparticulars;allpriordecisionsinthecase;allnoticestoadmit,
with responses; copies of transcripts of depositions intended for use at trial; and contact
information for counsel to the parties. In the case of a jury trial, the parties shall also
provide a proposed jury verdict sheet; proposed PJI instructions; and a list of proposed
witnesses.Ifawitnessneedsaninterpreter,pleaseadvisethePartClerkassoonaspossible
ofthelanguageandanydialect.Theavailabilityofexpertwitnessesshallbecommunicated
to the Part Clerk before the pre-trial conference.
22. Partiesare strongly encouraged to stipulateto all factsand documents not in dispute prior
to trial, and to have agreed-upon documents, photographs and other exhibits pre-marked
into evidence by the court reporter outside the presence of the jury.
23.It isthe duty of the parties, notcourt personnel, to confirm that all subpoenaed documents
have arrived in the subpoenaed records room at 60 CentreStreet.
24. All requests to set up audiovisual equipment in the courtroom shall be directed to the Part
Clerk at SFC-Part5-Clerk@nycourts.gov.
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