Hon. Peter R. McGreevy — Part 76 Rules
Suffolk County Supreme Court Civil Term
Motion day: Thursdays · Courtroom: 237 · Appearance: In person
What Peter R. McGreevy's rules say, in the court's own words
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What day are motions heard?
Thursdays
“RETURN DATE/SUBMISSION: All motions shall be calendared on Thursdays.”
Must I appear in person, or may I appear virtually?
In person
“All conferences are in person on Tuesdays and Thursdays.”
Which courtroom hears this part?
237
“One Court Street, Room 237”
Who is the principal law clerk?
Secretary to Judge
“Principal Law Clerk Secretary to Judge”
What is the part's e-mail address?
SUFMCGREEVY@NYCOURTS.GOV
“Chambers email: SUFMCGREEVY@NYCOURTS.GOV”
Full published rules for part 76 rules
HON. PETER R. McGREEVY
SUPREME COURT OFTHE STATE OF NEW YORK
Hon. Alan D. Oshrin Supreme Court Building
One Court Street, Room 237
Riverhead, New York 11901
Telephone: (631) 852-2584
Chambers email: SUFMCGREEVY@NYCOURTS.GOV
TARA M. HIGGINS, ESQ. JO ANN FORMAN
Principal Law Clerk Secretary to Judge
CIVIL PART 76
COURT RULES AND PROCEDURES
Effective: January 1, 2025
Unless otherwise directed by the Court, the following rules govern practice in this part.
CORRESPONDENCE
All correspondence with Part 76 shall be through NYSCEF, except in non e-filed cases, which shall be
by email. All correspondence shall reference the index number and include all parties.
CONFERENCES
All conferences are in person on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Applications to adjourn conferences must be
in writing, and received no later than 2:00PM the day prior to the conference. Applications must indicate
the reason for the adjournment, the proposed adjourn date, and whether it is upon consent of all parties.
Appearances are required unless the Court has specifically granted the application.
MOTIONS
DISCOVERY MOTIONS: Parties must confer in good faith on all discovery disputes prior to engaging
in motion practice.
RETURN DATE/SUBMISSION: All motions shall be calendared on Thursdays. Motions are on
submission only and no appearance is required unless otherwise directed by the Court. All motions,
except in non e-filed cases, are to be filed and served via NYSCEF.
NOTE: Appearances are required when presenting an Order to Show Cause seeking a
temporary restraining order, stay, or similar relief. No appearance is required on the resulting
return date.
ADJOURNMENTS:Applications to adjourn motions must be made in writing and indicate consent of
counsel for all appearing parties. Requests must indicate the date on which the motion and any related
cross-motions are returnable as well as the adjourn date requested (Thursdays only). All applications for
adjournments in e-filed cases are to be filed electronically through NYSCEF. All applications for
adjournments in cases not electronically filed will be made tochambers emailand copied to all counsel.
DISCONTINUANCE FILINGS:All motions to discontinue and stipulations discontinuing an action
must include an affirmation detailing the reason for discontinuing the matter.
TRIALS
A conference with the Court will be held prior to the commencement of all trials, jury and non-jury. In
addition to compliance with 22 NYCRR 202.20-h, counsel will provide the Court with the following:
- Marked pleadings and amendments thereto
- Bills of particulars and any supplements
- CPLR 3101(d) notices and responses
- All prior Court decisions
- List of all pre-marked exhibits
- Joint statement of stipulated facts
- List of all stipulated exhibits
- List of all witnesses to be called, including expert witnesses
- Proposed jury charges
- All motions in limine
- Proposed jury verdict sheets
Counsel will stipulate to as many facts and to the admissibility of as many exhibits as possible. Any trial
related documents submitted to the Court, which will be marked as Court exhibits, are to be e-filed and
submitted in hard copy form to the Courtroom Clerk.
In the case of a non-jury-trial, counsel will be required to provide a transcript of the trial.
INQUESTS
Any inquest related documents submitted to the Court, which will be marked as Court exhibits, are to be
e-filed and submitted in hard copy form to the courtroom clerk. The parties are required to provide a
transcript of the inquest.
FORECLOSURE CONFERENCES
Status conferences may be requested at any stage after release from the Foreclosure Settlement
Conference Part (“FSCP”). Any request for a conference shall be made via NYSCEF. The email must
include two proposed dates for said conference. No ex-parte or telephone requests for conferences will
be entertained. The Court willsuasponte schedule status conferences as it deems appropriate or
necessary.
All persons, attorneys and pro se litigantswho appear for a conference, be it status, pre-trial or otherwise,
must be fully familiar with the facts, procedural history, and present status of the case. If a client does
not attend the conference, the attorney must have a phone number for their client, ensure their client has
settlement authority, and is available to answer any case-related questions that may arise during the
conference.
FORECLOSURE MOTION PRACTICE
All motions, to the extent possible shall include a proposed order for the Court’s review. Any stipulation
to adjourn a motion must be filed through NYSCEF in advance of the submission date and shall include
the reason for the adjournment.
With respect to dispositions and discontinuances, parties shall promptly file a Notice of Stipulation or
Discontinuance and Cancellation of Pendency through NYSCEF with a courtesy copy to chambers email.
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