I have a court deadline to get some papers from overseas which cannot be produced without a court order issued by the court overseas. The court overseas is now shut because of covid and only urgent...

My question involves court procedures for the state of: New York

Is an affirmation by a foreign attorney admissible, or must he/she swear to an affidavit before a U.S. Consul?

My question involves court procedures for the state of: New York

After filing a reply to the opposition to my motion for summary judgment, the other side contacted the court informally via email...

I was about to close this page when I realized your answer made six days ago. I apologize. Can I still make a motion in Limine? I don't know the mechanics, please help. I am due to file my reply...

Thanks very much... this is very helpful...



Thanks very much for this elaborate explanation...



Thanks... I should say first that the previous threads dealt with different issues which...

You mean no one on this forum has any general idea about how this works? As to your question, it is not a direct suit, it is a petition involving an estate where I have interest. I don't know if it...

My question involves court procedures for the state of: New York

I have a motion for summary judgment asking the court to declare a hefty invoice presented for collection by petitioner as invalid....

My question involves court procedures for the state of: New York
Without going into much detail, I need to present evidence in affidavit format to convince the court to have a hearing on whether an...

Medicare sent me a letter stating that the "insurance" must pay for medical items and services before Medicare pays per U.S.C Section 1395y(b)(A) and (B), and that Medicare makes the payments while...

My question involves an injury that occurred in the state of: New York

The injury stems from being hit by a car before retirement and before going on Medicare.

A settlement is being offered...

This takes me back to my initial dilemma: I wanted to amend the motion to include a request that all legal fees be charged against the Administrator's share. The clerk said it must done in a...

Four heirs are sharing the estate of a person who died as a result of gross negligence by a business entity. One of these heirs was appointed by the court as Administrator of the estate. I am an...

My question involves court procedures for the state of: New York
Can a U.S. Citizen living abroad by subpoenaed to appear as a witness here. I understand the issue with the costs, but is it doable?

My question involves court procedures for the state of: New York
I tried to file a motion for an order to have all legal fees chargeable to one party's share in an estate in a surrogate proceeding. ...

The info you provided in post #3 was very valuable -- it was enough for me. Your post #9 did come while I was typing my post #10. I had to get up early to fetch answers for some of the info you...

I do not understand your question re relevance, but when I was told that if I do not settle now, the insurance company may go under due to the pandemic, and I would wind up holding the bag, I...

I really appreciate your honest assessment Taxing Matters... I was really concerned with a possibility that I night wind up with zero or sub zero by owing legal fees as they put it to me... the...

I get the gist from the answers collectively.. to clarify some facts: the claim arises from a death caused by an employee of a publicly traded company with assets over 25b; gross negligence was...

My question involves an injury that occurred in the state of: New York
The correct forum may be bankruptcy, not personal injury, but here is the question. Who is liable when defendant's insurance...

I wish I could give more details but I really prefer not to give away hints to identity -- please forgive me. Both motions had been filed before any settlement negotiations were entertained, thus...

Thanks... it just baffles me that the court would deem one motion as an essential matter and another not as essential while the administrative order spells out that civil matters are not essential......

My question involves court procedures for the state of: New York

Before the State Administrative Order restricting court filings to essential matters only -- (Civil matters = non-essentials), two...