Hon. Kevin Kerrigan — Part 10 Rules
Queens County Supreme Court Civil Term
Motion day: Mondays · Motion time: 9:30 a.m. · Courtroom: 63 · Appearance: In person
What Kevin Kerrigan's rules say, in the court's own words
Every answer below is copied exactly from the court's published page for this part. Nothing is paraphrased or inferred.
What day are motions heard?
Mondays
“AllmotionsandpetitionsshallbemadereturnableinPart10ofthisCourthouseon Mondaysat9:30”
What time are motions heard?
9:30 a.m.
“AllmotionsandpetitionsshallbemadereturnableinPart10ofthisCourthouseon Mondaysat9:30 a.m. EFFECTIVE AS OF JUNE 2, 2025: ALL DISCOVERY RELATED MOTIONS,”
Must I appear in person, or may I appear virtually?
In person
“CONFERENCE PART, WILL REQUIRE AN IN PERSON APPEARANCE.”
Which courtroom hears this part?
63
“Courtroom 63”
What is the courtroom telephone number?
(718)298-1213
“CourtroomPhone:(718)298-1213”
Who is the part clerk?
Carmine Baldi, III
“Part Clerk: Carmine Baldi, III”
What is the part's e-mail address?
QSCPart10@nycourts.gov
“Part 10 Email: QSCPart10@nycourts.gov”
Full published rules for part 10 rules
CivilTermPart10-Rules,PracticesandProcedures
Honorable Kevin J. Kerrigan, Presiding Justice
Supreme Court of the State of New York
Courtroom 63
88-11Sutphin Blvd.
Jamaica,NY11435
Part 10 Email: QSCPart10@nycourts.gov
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EFFECTIVEASOFJUNE2,2025:
NOTELEPHONEINQUIRIESCONCERNINGMOTIONSORAPPLICATIONSSHALL
BEMADETOCHAMBERS.AllsuchinquiriesmustbemadetotheMotionSupportOffice(718-
298-1009), the Ex Parte Office (718-298-1018) or to the Clerk of Part 10 at 718-298-1213 or by
e-mail at QSCPart10@nycourts.gov .
NOCORRESPONDENCEORPAPERSSHALLBEMAILEDTOCHAMBERSFORANY
REASON WHATSOEVER. ANY SUCH CORRESPONDENCE OR PAPERS WILL NOT BE
READ OR OPENED BUT WILL BE DISCARDED.
Anycommunicationtochambersshallbebye-mailonlyandmaynotbemadeex-parte,but
shall includeall parties and may only be madeupon prior approval of theCourtbyseeking
permission to do so by contacting Part 10 at 718-298-1213 or by e-mail at
QSCPart10@nycourts.gov. If the action or petition has been settled and/or discontinued, or the
motion or application has been resolved, please inform Part 10 via e-mail at
QSCPart10@nycourts.gov and e-file a copy of a stipulation of discontinuance and/or settlement
undercoverletter,directedtotheClerkofPart10.Ifacasehasbeenstayed,eitherbyoperationof
laworbyanorderofacourt,themovantshallimmediatelyinformtheClerkofPart10ofsuchstay
viae-mail.Exceptforthenotedexceptions,anyunsolicitede-mailcorrespondencetochamberswill
be disregarded.
Documents requiring the signature of Justice Kerrigan, such as proposed stipulations to be so-
ordered, must be e-filed and sent by e-mail to QSCPart10@nycourts.gov.
ELECTRONIC FILING
All cases in Part 10 MUST be filed electronically though the New York State Courts E-Filing
(NYSCEF)system,includingallmotions, petitionsandapplications.Attorneys arerequiredtobe
familiarwiththeNYSCEFproceduresandruleswhichmaybeaccessedatQueensSupremeCourt
E-Filing: Queens Supreme Court E-Filing | New York Courts. Part 10 recommends that all
mattersthathave alreadybeenfiledtraditionallyandarenote-filecasesbeconvertedtoe-file,and
thatallpapersand exhibitsforpendingmotionsandapplicationsaretobee-filed,togetherwithall
futurepapers,toE-Courts under the new e-file Index Number assigned to the case.
Proofofservice onall motions/applicationsmust beelectronicallyfiled in NYSCEF(see Uniform
Rules 202.5-b(f)ii).
Parties and/or their attorneys are required to register for “eTrack” service for all Part 10 cases by
visitinghttp://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/webcivil/etrackLogin. Part10does notnotifylitigantsof
upcoming appearances.
MOTIONSANDPETITIONS
AllmotionsandpetitionsshallbemadereturnableinPart10ofthisCourthouseon Mondaysat9:30
a.m. EFFECTIVE AS OF JUNE 2, 2025: ALL DISCOVERY RELATED MOTIONS,
INCLUDING THOSE RELATED TO THE NOTE OFISSUE WHERE PERMISSION TO
MAKE THE MOTION HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY GRANTED BY THE COMPLIANCE
CONFERENCE PART, WILL REQUIRE AN IN PERSON APPEARANCE. All other
motions, petitions or applications will remain on submission only and there shall be no oral
argument, with the exception of motions/orders to show cause for a preliminary injunction
containing a temporaryrestraining order, in which case a hearingmaybe conducted solelybythe
order of Justice Kerrigan at his discretion. All electronically filed opposition must adhere to the
CPLR.
NON E-FILED CASES, ALONG WITH THEIR MOVING PAPERS, AND ALL
DISCOVERY RELATED CASES ON THE PART 10 CALENDAR ARE REQUIRED TO
APPEAR AT THE CALL OF THE CALENDAR IN COURTROOM 63, 88-11 SUTPHIN
BOULEVARD,JAMAICA,AT9:30A.M.,SHARP. SECONDCALLISAT10:00A.M. All
oppositionandreplypapersmustbedeliveredtoPart10bythecallingofthecalendar.Requestsfor
an adjournmentmust be submitted to Part10bystipulatione-mailedto QSCPART10@nycourts.gov.
Failuretoappear,withoutastipulationrequestinganadjournmentsubmittedtoPart10,willresult
in the matter being marked off the calendar.
EFFECTIVE AS OF JUNE 2, 2025 FOR ALL E-FILED CASES: THE LINK TO ACCESS
MOTION SUBMISSION FORMS WILL BE DISABLED ON MAY 27, 2025.
MOVANTS/CROSS-MOVANTS WILL NO LONGER BE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT
MOTION SUBMISSION FORMS. ALL PARTIES ARE REQUIRED TO APPEAR IN
PERSON ON DISCOVERY RELATED MOTIONS INCLUDING THOSE RELATED TO
THE NOTE OF ISSUE WHERE PERMISSION TO MAKE THE MOTION HAS BEEN
PREVIOUSLYGRANTEDBYTHECOMPLIANCECONFERENCEPART.FAILUREOF
THEMOVANTTOAPPEARMAYRESULTINTHEMOTIONBEINGMARKED“OFF
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CALENDAR”,NOAPPEARANCEMOVANT”.
Pleasenotethatan“off-calendar”markingisnotadenialofthemotionorapplicationbutismerely
a clerical disposition. The effect of a motion or application being marked off-calendar is that the
motion or application is deemed never to have been made, the significance of which is that the
movantorpetitionerwillhavetofileandserveanewnoticeofmotion,ordertoshowcauseornotice
of petition, with a new set of supporting papers, and the filing of the original application that was
markedoffwillnottollanyapplicableperiodsoflimitationordeadlines.Consequently,thereisno
cognizable grounds under the CPLR for reargument or renewal of a matter that was marked off-
calendarorforrestorationtothemotioncalendarofthematterthatwasmarkedoff,andanymotions
made under such grounds will be denied outright.
No opposition will be accepted unless there is sufficient time for opposing counsel to reply, if
appropriate.
Any conferences subsequent tothesubmission of a motion will be held at thesolediscretion
of the Court and will be in person.
Allrequestsforadjournmentmustbesetforthbywayofastipulationorletterthatisbothe-filedand
e-mailedtoQSCPart10@nycourts.gov. Adjournmentsshallonlybegrantedatthesolediscretion
of the Court, even if all parties have agreed to said adjournment.
Allstipulationsand/orcommunications,withdrawingand/orresolvingmattersscheduledonthePart
10 calendar must be both e-filed and e-mailed to QSCPart10@nycourts.gov.
MOTIONSTOBERELIEVEDASCOUNSELFORAPARTY
Everymotionbyanattorneytoberelievedascounselforapartymusteithersetforthinthe
affirmation in support of the motion the reason why counsel is moving to be relieved, or, if
disclosingthereasonthereforintheaffirmationinsupportoftheordertoshowcausewoulddivulge
a client confidence and, for that reason, is not disclosed in the affirmation, either set forth the
sections of the Rules of Professional Conduct that are applicable and/or e-mail to
QSCPart10@nycourts.govatthetimeofthecallingofthecalendaraconfidentialwrittenstatement
forthisCourt’sreview,andwhichwillnotbepartoftheCourtrecord, settingforththereasonwhy
counsel wishes to be relieved as counsel. Any motion to be relieved as counsel which is not in
compliance with these requirements will be denied without prejudice.
PRELIMINARYCONFERENCES(“PC”CONFERENCES)
WiththeexceptionofcasesinvolvingtheNewYorkCityHealthandHospitalsCorporation,allof
JusticeKerrigan’scasesinvolvingtheCityofNewYorkwillhaveaCaseSchedulingOrder(a/k/a
“PC Order”) generated automatically and transmitted to the County Clerk of Queens County. No
action will be required of the parties on the PC date. The Case Scheduling order (PC order) will
contain an assigned date for a Compliance Conference in the Compliance Conference Part.
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COMPLIANCECONFERENCES(“CC”CONFERENCES)
With the exception of cases involving the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation,
complianceconferencesonallNewYorkCitycasesassignedtoJusticeKerriganwillbehandledin
theComplianceConferencePart. AnyinquirypertainingtoaComplianceConferenceshallbemade
to the Compliance Conference Part at 718-298-1046 or 718-298-1089.
SPECIAL RULES FOR CASESINVOLVINGTHE NEWYORKCITY HEALTH &HOSPITALS
CORPORATION(MEDMAL-HHC):
At All Scheduled In Person Conferences: Appearance of Counsel for the respective parties is
MANDATORY.No telephoneconferenceswill be conducted,andnotelephonecalls, letters or faxes
to chambers will be accepted at any time unless requested by the Court. Counsel must be fully
familiarwiththefileandhaveauthoritytodiscusssettlement,trialschedulingandanyoutstanding
pre-trialproceduralmattersincludingCPLR3101(d)mattersandtomakebindingstipulationsand
commitments.AllcasesshallbeconferencedbytheCourtinCourtroom63.Attheconferencethe
Courtshallalsoconsidertheitemssetforthin22NYCRR202.26(c).Partiesshallcomplyfullywith
the requirements of 22 NYCRR 202.26(e).
Preliminary Conferences (MedMal-HHC):
ApreliminaryconferenceshallbescheduledautomaticallybytheCourtwithin45daysafterfiling
a Request for Judicial Intervention, pursuant to 22 NYCRR 202.12(b). Preliminary Conferences
dates for MedMalHHC cases are the SECOND TUESDAY OFEACH MONTH AT 9:30 a.m.
All Preliminary Conferences in Medical Malpractice cases involving HHC shall be carried out
betweentheparties,bycompletingtheMedicalMalpracticePreliminaryConferenceFormfoundon
the E-Courts Home Page. The completed form must be e-mailed to QSCPart10@nycourts.gov
thedaypriortothePCdateornolaterthan11:00a.m.onthePCdate.PleaseleavetheCompliance
ConferenceandNoteofIssuedatesblankontheformfortheCourttodetermine.Completedforms
shallbee-mailedtotheCountyClerkofQueensCountyanddatesforaComplianceConferenceand
Note of Issue shall be assigned.
ComplianceConferences(MedMal-HHC):
ComplianceconferencedateswillbescheduledinthePreliminaryConferenceOrder.Compliance
conferencesdatesforMedMalHHCcasesareTHESECONDWEDNESDAYOFEACHMONTH
at 9:30 a.m.
AllComplianceConferencesinMedicalMalpracticecasesinvolving theNewYorkCityHealthand
Hospitals Corporation shall be carried out between the parties by completing the Medical
MalpracticeComplianceConferenceFormfoundontheE-Courts HomePage.Thecompletedform
must be e-mailed to QSCPart10@nycourts.gov no earlier than
the day prior to the Compliance Conference date or no later than 11:00 a.m. on the Compliance
Conferencedate.ThereisnoappearanceontheComplianceConferencedate.PleaseleavetheNote
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of Issue and Pre-Trial Conference dates blank on the form for the Court to determine. Completed
formsshallbee-mailedtotheClerkofQueensCountyand NoteofIssueandPre-TrialConference
dates shall be assigned.
NoteofIssueCalendar(MedMal-HHC):
TheNoteofIssuecalendarshallbe scheduledfor THESECONDTHURSDAYOFEACHMONTH
at 9:30am for MedMalHHC cases.
Uponfilingthenoteofissue,plaintiff’scounsel MUST,ONTHEDATEthenoteofissueisfiled,
e-mail a copyof the note of issue to the Clerk of Part 10 at QSCPart10@nycourts.gov.
IFDISCOVERYISNOTCOMPLETEBYTHEDUEDATEOFTHENOTEOFISSUEASSET
FORTH IN THE COMPLIANCE CONFERENCE ORDER, COUNSEL FOR ALL PARTIES
SHALLENTERINTOASTIPULATIONSETTINGFORTHNEWDISCOVERYDATESAND
LEAVE BLANK THE DUE DATE FOR THE NOTE OF ISSUE, WHICH WILL BE
DETERMINED BY THE COURT. SAID STIPULATION MUST BE E-MAILED FOR THE
JUDGE’S REVIEW TO THE CLERK OF PART 10 AT QSCPart10@nycourts.gov.
Pre-TrialConferences andTrialConferences(MedMal-HHC):
ALLPRE-TRIALCONFERENCESANDTRIALCONFERENCESTAKEPLACEINPERSON
ONTHETHIRDTHURSDAYOFEACHMONTHAT 9:30a.m.,INPART10,COURTROOM
63, 88-11 SUTPHIN BOULEVARD, JAMAICA.
The Comptroller’s representative shall either be present at the conference or be immediately
availablebytelephone.Ifplaintiffisrepresentedbytrial counsel without full settlementauthority,
the attorney of record shall be present.
DISCOVERYMOTIONS
Nodiscovery-related motion shall bemadepriorto thecomplianceconferenceorthe filing ofthe
Note of Issue. Any such motion will be denied outright.
If disputes arise regarding compliance with a Compliance Conference Order, the parties shall
promptlyconferingoodfaithinanefforttoresolvethosedisputes.Ifthateffortfalls,thepartiesor
anypartyaggrievedshall,inadvanceofdeadlinesandpriortoinitiatingmotionpractice,bringthe
disputetotheattentionoftheComplianceSettlementandConferencePartandschedule,forthwith
in the Compliance Settlement and Conference Part, a conference to resolve the dispute.
Nomotion seekingtovacatethenoteofissueand/orstriketheactionfromthetrialcalendarshall
bemadeifthecasehasbeenassignedtotheTrialSchedulingPart.Anysuchmotionmadeafterthe
casehasbeenassignedtotheTrialSchedulingPartmustbeaddressedintheTrialSchedulingPart
onthedateofthePre-TrialConferenceoranyadjourndateofthePre-TrialConference.Anymotion
made that is in violation of this rule will be denied outright.
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IftheNoteofIssuehasbeenvacated,eitherbyorderofJusticeKerriganoroftheJusticeoftheTrial
Scheduling Part, uponthe ground that significant discoveryis outstanding,and the order vacating
thenoteofissuedoesnotsetforthanewnoteofissuedate,thenuponcompletionofalldiscovery,
thepartiesshallstipulatethatalldiscoveryiscompleteandthecaseisreadytobeplacedonthetrial
calendarand set forthinthe stipulation anewnote ofissuedate, whichshall beadate certain that
is a Friday, and e-mail the stipulation, executed by counsel for all parties, to
QSCPart10@nycourts.gov.The stipulationwillbeso-orderedande-filed.Theplaintiff’scounsel
shall beresponsiblefordraftingthestipulation and transmitting it to counsel for allparties. Upon
the filing of the note of issue, a new pre-trial conference date in the Trial Scheduling Part will be
scheduled clerically in due course. The foregoing stipulation is mandatory.
Amotionforleavetofileanewnoteofissueandforrestorationtothetrialcalendarshallnot
bemade,exceptintheeventanattorneyforapartyrefusestostipulatetocompletionofdiscovery
andtoanewnoteofissuedate.Insuchevent, theplaintiff’scounselshall,incounsel’s affirmation
insupportofthemotion,setforthindetailthecircumstancesthatnecessitatedthemotion,including
anaccountofdefendants’counsel’srefusaltosignthestipulation,andshallincludeasanexhibita
copyof theproposed stipulation drafted bycounsel with proofof transmittal toopposingcounsel.
Thefailureofplaintiff’scounseltosetforthasufficientlydetailedexplanationofwhyastipulation
could not be submitted and why the motion was necessary will result in the denial of the motion.
Defendants’counsel’saffirmationinoppositionshallsetforthadetailedexplanationofwhycounsel
did not sign the stipulation.
Alldiscovery-related motionsareexpectedtoberesolvedbystipulationofcounselfortherespective
parties and not be submitted for decision. A discovery-related motion must be supported by an
AffirmationofGoodFaithinwhichcounselforthemovantmustsetforthadetailedaccountofthe
specificeffortsmadetoresolvetheoutstandingdiscoveryissues.Ageneralrepresentationthatgood
faitheffortsweremade,withnospecifics,isinsufficient.Thefailuretosupportthemotionwithan
adequate Good Faith Affirmation will result in the denial of the motion.
FORECLOSUREMOTIONSANDSTATUS/SETTLEMENTCONFERENCES
AllforeclosureactionsappearingonthePart10calendararetofollowthesamedirectivesasother
Part 10 motions/petitions/orders to show cause. Part 10 does not schedule any foreclosure
status/settlement conferences. All foreclosurestatus/settlementconferencesarebeingconductedby
the Foreclosure Conference Part.
TRIALS
All counsel must submit to the Court, prior to the commencement of trial, a copy of the bill of
particulars and any supplemental bill of particulars.
Motions in Limine - On the first appearance in Part 10 for trial, any party intending to make a
motion inlimineshall submit abriefwritten affirmation settingforth thenatureoftheapplication
andanysupportingstatutoryorcaselaw.Thepartyshallfurnishthecourtwithanoriginalandone
copyandprovidecounselforallpartieswithacopy.Thetrialwillbeconductedonacontinualdaily
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basis until conclusion. No adjournments or delays during trial will be accepted unless exigent
circumstances arise.
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