Randy Sue Marber at a glance
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Randy Sue Marber
Supreme Court Justice, IAS Part 2B · Nassau County Supreme Court, Civil Term
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Biography
Professional career
- Justice, New York Supreme Court, Nassau County, NY, 2007-2020
- Judge, Nassau County District Court, 2002-2006
Education
- Boston University — J.D. (1985)
- University of Rochester — B.A. (1982)
Additional information
Randy Sue Marber Procedures & Courtroom Rules
Audiovisual Equipment
Judge Specific
Justice Marber requires counsel to provide any audiovisual equipment needed for trial.
Any audiovisual equipment required is to be provided by counsel.Justice Randy Sue Marber IAS Part 2B Rules ↗
Recording and broadcasting
Statewide
New York statewide rules require permission before photographing, filming, videotaping, audiotaping, broadcasting, or telecasting in court facilities, including courtrooms.
Taking photographs, films or videotapes, or audiotaping, broadcasting or telecasting, in a courthouse including any courtroom, office or hallway thereof, at any time or on any occasion, whether or not the court is in session, is forbidden, unless permission of the Chief Administrator of the Courts or a designee of the Chief Administrator is first obtainedPart 29: Electronic Recording and Audio-Visual Coverage in Court Facilities and of Court Proceedings ↗
Exhibits
Statewide
The official Guide to New York Evidence identifies court control over presentation of evidence as a statewide evidence topic; counsel should expect the assigned judge to control the mode and order of proof.
1.07. COURT CONTROL OVER PRESENTATION OF EVIDENCEGuide to New York Evidence: Article 1, General Provisions and Court's Role ↗
Statewide
In New York Supreme Court and County Court civil cases, the court may require indexed trial exhibit binders, notebooks, or electronic equivalents for the court, counsel, and witnesses.
The court may direct that on the first day of trial or at such other time as the court may set, counsel shall submit an indexed binder or notebook, or the electronic equivalent, of trial exhibits for the court's use.Part 202: Uniform Civil Rules for the Supreme Court and the County Court ↗
Statewide
Civil trial counsel in New York Supreme Court and County Court must confer before trial and attempt to agree on exhibits to be offered without objection, unless the court directs otherwise.
Counsel for the parties shall consult prior to trial and shall in good faith attempt to agree upon the exhibits that will be offered into evidence without objection.Part 202: Uniform Civil Rules for the Supreme Court and the County Court ↗
Remote appearances
Statewide
For Commercial Division matters, New York rules encourage Virtual Evidence Courtrooms for managing and presenting trial evidence after authorization by request or court direction.
Virtual Evidence Courtrooms (VECs) may be used to facilitate real-time access to trial exhibits and other relevant documents.Part 202.70 Commercial Division Rules: Virtual Evidence Courtrooms and Trial Exhibits ↗
Statewide
For New York criminal proceedings, virtual and hybrid appearances are governed by Part 200 consent, objection, public-access, and calendar-update requirements.
For all hybrid proceedings, all electronic appearances shall be projected in the physical courtroom in which the in-person portion of the proceeding is taking place in such a manner as to provide a reasonable opportunity for members of the public to view and hear the participants appearing electronically.Part 200: Uniform Rules for Courts Exercising Criminal Jurisdiction ↗
Published courtroom rules
Judge and named-part rules
Published judge / part rules (68 excerpts)
See document heading and cited passage; do not apply outside the issuing part or proceeding.
Official rules document ↗ · Collected 2026-10-27
Communications with chambers
A. Telephone Calls: Except as provided below, telephone calls to chambers are permitted only in emergency situations requiring immediate attention. (NOTE: Chambers is not to be called to confirm whether an appearance is in person or virtual, whether a letter/email has been received, etc.).
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B. Emails: In all communications with Chambers by letter or email (where permitted by these Rules), the title of the action, full names of the parties and index number shall be set forth, with copies simultaneously delivered to all counsel. Ex parte communications are strictly prohibited and will be disregarded.
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i. Copies of correspondence between counsel shall not be sent to the Court unless otherwise directed. Such correspondence shall be disregarded by the Court.
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ii. Chambers shall not be contacted during the daily lunch break which is from 12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
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C. Emails from Chambers: Parties are contacted by Chambers via email through NYSCEF, by selecting a link entitled “email participating parties.” If an attorney or party does not have their email address linked to a particular case on NYSCEF, they will not receive the communication.
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i. Any Microsoft Teams links are also sent by this method. Once a link has been sent, Chambers is NOT to be contacted to re-send the link. Chambers allows forwarding on all Teams invites. As such, any office should first contact opposing counsel to obtain same.
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iii. Moreover, in the event counsel is relieved, the self-represented party shall promptly provide an active email address through NYSCEF.
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D. Interpreter: The parties must inform the Court, no later than seven (7) days in advance of any scheduled appearance, if the assistance of an interpreter will be required.
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A. Requests to Adjourn Motions: Adjournment requests of motions pending before Justice Marber may be granted by Chambers if the request is on consent of all parties. For a consent adjournment, counsel may either email or fax a letter to Chambers copied to all counsel indicating the case name, Index No., motion sequence number(s), the original return date and the mutually agreed upon adjourned date. A fully executed stipulation is not required for a consent adjournment.
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i. If all parties do not consent to the adjournment request, an application must be made by telephone conference with all parties/counsel no later than 3:00 p.m. the day preceding the scheduled motion return date. No adjournment requests will be entertained without all parties/counsel participating in the telephone conference.
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ii. Communications confirming adjournments should only be sent to Chambers by EITHER fax or email. Do not use multiple methods of communication.
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iii. Adjournment requests which are left on the Chamber=s Voice Mail shall be disregarded.
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B. Requests to Adjourn Conferences: Adjournment requests of conferences held before Justice Marber may be granted by Chambers if the request is on consent of all parties and sufficient cause exists for approving such request. No adjournments will be granted without prior approval by Chambers. If all parties do not consent to the adjournment request, an application must be made by telephone conference with all parties/counsel no later than 3:00 p.m. at least two business days prior to the scheduled conference. No applications will be entertained without all parties/counsel participating in the telephone conference.
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i. Adjournment requests of conferences (excluding PC/DCM/Central Jury appearances) may only be sought through Chambers. Potential dates amenable to all parties must be provided at the time the adjournment is sought.
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ii. Adjournments requested due to an attorney=s actual engagement on trial must be accompanied by an Affirmation of Engagement in conformity with 22 NYCRR Part 125.
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C. Requests to Adjourn Party Depositions: No adjournments of party depositions set forth in the Preliminary Conference Order shall be permitted without prior Court permission. Depositions are court-ordered pursuant to the PC Order. Deposition dates specified in the PC Order or any subsequent order may not be adjourned to any later date without prior court approval.
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i. Requests for adjournments of deposition dates shall be made by telephone prior to the scheduled EBT date. Counsel requesting the adjournment must be prepared at the time of the call with a reasonable basis for the request, a proposed new deposition schedule with firm dates, time and location, and whether the request is on consent of all parties. Counsel must endeavor to complete all party depositions prior to the scheduled Compliance Conference. Requests to adjourn EBTs beyond the Compliance Conference date will require a sufficient basis for the request.
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ii. Where a request is granted, counsel will be directed to either fax a confirming letter to Chambers or send an email to Chambers’ remote email address, copied to all counsel, setting forth the new approved EBT schedule with the firm new date(s), time(s) and location, and must indicate that “EBTs may not be adjourned to any later date without prior Court approval.” Requests to adjourn EBTs are not granted until the Court’s receipt of the confirming letter or email referenced herein.
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iii. Any outstanding discovery issues that may potentially impact the holding of party depositions should be addressed sufficiently in advance of the Court-ordered EBT dates.
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A. Pre-Motion Teleconferences: Prior to the making or filing of any discovery-related motion, counsel for the prospective movant(s) shall first discuss the issue(s) in question with his or her adversary. If the issue(s) in question cannot be resolved, counsel for the prospective moving party MUST arrange for a telephone conference to be held with all counsel and the Court to address the issue(s) and any possible resolution thereof. Counsel fully familiar with the matter and with authority to bind their client MUST be available
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iii. Any discovery motion must state that Rule III A. above has been complied with. Failure to comply with Rule III above may result in denial of the motion.
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B. Telephone Conference Procedure for Discovery-Related Disputes: A party that requests a teleconference or Teams conference shall first contact Chambers with the general nature of the discovery dispute and proposed dates and times amenable to all counsel. Virtual discovery conferences are generally conducted by the Principal Law Clerk in the afternoon at 2:30, 3:00, 3:30 or 4:00 p.m.
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i. Scheduled Discovery Teleconference: Once all parties are on the line, Chambers must be contacted on the teleconference line at (516) 493-3220, which shall only be used for scheduled teleconferences.
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ii. Scheduled Discovery Teams Conference: Where Chambers schedules a virtual Teams conference, the parties are contacted via NYSCEF, by selecting a link entitled “email participating parties.” Once a link has been sent, Chambers is NOT to be contacted to re-send the link. Chambers allows forwarding on all Teams invites. As such, any office should first contact opposing counsel to obtain same.
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iii. In the event a discovery dispute is resolved prior to a scheduled conference, the Court shall be promptly notified.
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i. Motions brought pursuant to CPLR §§ 3211, 3212 or 3213 shall not automatically stay any discovery, unless otherwise ordered by the Court.
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ii. Generally, there are no appearances on motions for summary judgment made after the filing of a Note of Issue, pre-answer motions pursuant to CPLR § 3211, and for unopposed motions made pursuant to CPLR § 3215. Appearances of all counsel and pro se parties are only required when otherwise directed by the Court.
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iii. Pursuant to CPLR § 3212 (a), a motion for summary judgment shall be filed no later than sixty (60) days after the filing of the Note of Issue, except with leave of
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iv. The Court may, on occasion, administratively adjourn or advance motion return dates to coincide with previously scheduled conferences and/or with return dates of other motions filed in that matter. Where possible, movants shall endeavor to select return dates that coincide with such previously scheduled conference and/or with return dates of other motion sequences filed in the matter. Where a motion is previously filed, any subsequent movants shall endeavor to coincide the return date(s) of any such subsequently filed motions.
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vi. On e-filed cases, the handling attorney(s) and pro se litigants, if any, are responsible for ensuring that a working email address is affiliated with the NYSCEF system. Chambers is not responsible for adding or deleting any email addresses from the NYSCEF system. In the event Chambers sets a motion down for a conference, the parties will be contacted via NYSCEF and only the email addresses on NYSCEF shall receive such communication.
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1. However, where movant otherwise finds a working hard copy with clearly marked exhibit tabs would assist the Court, same may be submitted. Where any party elects to submit a working hard copy, it must be submitted to Room 186, located on the 1st floor, with all exhibits properly tabbed, and must be received by the Court prior to the return date or any adjourned date. The E-filing confirmation notice must be annexed to the back of the litigation back of your working hard copy facing out, and bound/affixed at the top. On E-Filed cases, working hard copies must confirm to what has been filed on NYSCEF.
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viii. On non e-filed cases, courtesy or working copies should not be submitted, unless requested by the Court. All motion papers must be received by the close of business the day prior to the return date of the motion.
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xii. All exhibits must be clearly tabbed; no exhibits shall be double sided; and no mini-scripts are accepted. Motions not consistent with this rule will be rejected. Opposition papers need not duplicate deposition transcripts or voluminous medical records annexed to the moving papers and may refer to the relevant exhibit cited by the movant.
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xiii. All submissions shall be fully and securely bound and shall have a litigation back attached thereto. All motion papers greater than two (2”) inches thick must be split into multiple volumes and secured by heavy duty staples or ACCO fasteners and clearly marked with a copy of the Notice of Motion on each volume (e.g. 1 of 3, 2 of 3, 3 of 3). All motion papers and Orders to Show Cause shall be ACCO fastened on the top and not the bottom or side of the papers.
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xiv. When submitting proposed orders or judgments in connection with a motion, the same shall be submitted as a separately bound document.
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xv. Counsel must advise the Court, in writing, and as soon as practicable, if any submitted or unsubmitted motion, or portion thereof, has been resolved, withdrawn, or rendered moot because the case is settled, or an issue is otherwise resolved.
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i. All conferences and motion appearances are scheduled at a staggered time in half- hour increments and are IN PERSON, unless directed otherwise by Chambers. Please be prompt. Defaults in appearance will not be taken on the record until at least 15 minutes after the scheduled conference time.
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ii. Attorneys and pro se litigants must check in with the Court Officer or Part Clerk, if one is available. If the Courtroom is unavailable, counsel must call Chambers from the Fourth Floor Security Desk only when all parties are present. All parties must fully and legibly complete a sign-in sheet and note thereon whether counsel is in another Part and provide a cell phone number to be reached.
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i. The Compliance Conference date will be set down in the PC Order and must be held no later than 60 days before the date scheduled for the completion of discovery pursuant to 22 NYCRR § 202.19(b)(3).
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ii. In no event shall the Compliance Conference be held later than the deadline set forth in the Standards & Goals timetable accompanying the PC Order (provided by DCM). Adjournments will only be granted for compelling reasons. No Compliance Conference may be adjourned without prior approval of the Court.
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iii. “Counsel for all parties shall consult prior to a preliminary or compliance conference about (i) resolution of the case, in whole or in part; (ii) discovery, including discovery of electronically stored information, and any other issues to be discussed at the conference, (iii) the use of alternate dispute resolution to resolve all or some issues in the litigation; and (iv) any voluntary and informal exchange of information that the parties agree would help aid early settlement of the case.
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Counsel shall make a good faith effort to reach agreement on these matters in advance of the conference.” (Section 202.23 of the Uniform Rules for the Supreme Court and County Court, eff February 1, 2021).
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i. A Certification Conference will be held no later than 90 days prior to the deadline by which a Note of Issue must be filed. In no event shall the Certification Conference be held later than the deadline set forth in the Standards & Goals timetable accompanying the PC Order (provided by DCM). Upon request a signed Certification Order may be submitted via email prior to the Certification Conference.
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ii. Requests to change a discovery track fixed in the timetable will only be granted for compelling reasons and where counsel have endeavored to complete discovery in a timely fashion.
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A. If an Order to Show Cause seeking any injunctive relief, including a stay or TRO, is to be submitted, it must comply with Uniform Rule § 202.7 (f). Only where a TRO is being sought, the movant shall first consult with Chambers as to a convenient date and time for counsel to appear with regard to compliance with Uniform Rule § 202.7 (f).
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B. At any conference of the matter, if an Order to Show Cause seeking any injunctive relief, including a stay or TRO, is submitted or pending, counsel shall advise the Court of the
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C. Requests to continue or to vacate a stay or TRO beyond the return date of the motion shall be made on the call of the motion calendar. Failure to apply for such extension shall result in the automatic vacatur of the stay or TRO, unless the Order to Show Cause provides otherwise.
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D. Proposed OSC’s are sent to Chambers by the OSC Clerk via the remote email address. Chambers is not permitted to review OSCs from NYSCEF.
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A. Pursuant to 22 NYCRR § 202.28 (b), if an action is discontinued, or wholly or partially settled by stipulation pursuant to CPLR § 2104, or a motion has become wholly or partially moot, or a party has died, become a debtor in bankruptcy or is in active military duty, the parties shall promptly notify the Court in writing of such an event, with appropriate documentation where necessary.
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A. A Note of Issue is to be filed within 90 days after certification, unless otherwise specified in the Certification Order or any subsequent order. Counsel for plaintiff shall pay the requisite fee with the County Clerk and ensure that the Note of Issue is submitted to the Calendar Clerk who will then assign a calendar number.
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B. At the first appearance of all cases assigned to this Part for trial, a pre-trial conference will be held. At the conference, the Court shall provide for the submission or
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i. In Limine applications: Any party intending to make a motion in limine shall submit a brief written affirmation setting forth the nature of the application and any
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supporting statutory or case law. The party shall furnish the Court with an original and two (2) copies and provide counsel for all parties with a copy. There shall be a separate affirmation for each motion in limine;
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iii. A courtesy copy of each exhibit intended to be introduced into evidence at trial for the Court and each counsel. All exhibits shall be tabbed or included in a binder for easy reference;
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iv. All trial exhibits, whether the parties stipulate to admit them into evidence to the Court or not, shall be pre-marked by the Court Reporter. As to those exhibits marked for identification, the Court will address their admissibility In limine or during the trial, as may be appropriate;
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ix. Any written requests for jury instructions. Charges from the Pattern Jury Instructions may be identified by number without necessity of reproduction, unless a modification of the standard charge is requested, in which case the modification is to be highlighted;
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xi. If deposition transcripts are to be utilized, a copy of the witness= deposition transcript should be available to the Court. No mini-scripts are accepted;
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xv. Trials will be conducted on a continual daily basis until conclusion. As such, no adjournments or delays during trial will be accepted unless exigent circumstances exist;
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xvii. Trial counsel are responsible for taking back all exhibits, pleadings, transcripts, etc., 30 days after the end of a trial, unless, in the case of non-jury trials the Court reserves its decision. In all cases, exhibits, pleadings, transcripts, etc. not retrieved within sixty (60) days from the conclusion of a jury trial or within sixty (60) days after the Court renders a decision in a non-jury trial, shall be disposed of.
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C. Malpractice “Departures” – in jury trials involving claims of professional negligence, no later than the next trial session after a party “rests”, or such other time as the Court may direct, each party-plaintiff shall furnish the Court and all counsel with a list of proposed departures from the standards of applicable care which that party asserts were testified to by its expert(s) or other witnesses. Where such testimony has been transcribed, page references are required.
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D. Inquests – all exhibits shall be pre-marked for identification prior to any scheduled Inquest. Counsel should be prepared with admissible proof to present at the Inquest. In the event a matter was set down for an Inquest by written order due to insufficient proof having been submitted in support of the motion, then such proof will still be insufficient for the Inquest.
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A. Conferences/Trial – If there are any outstanding motions (submitted or pending) at the time of the conference/trial, the Principal Law Clerk and/or Judge must be so informed at the start of such conference/trial; the submission date must be provided by counsel.
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B. Proposed Stipulations – On non e-filed cases, any stipulation to be “So-Ordered” by the Court must contain original signatures by all parties and/or counsel, which may be submitted in counterparts.
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i. All applications for Court approval of a proposed compromise of an infant’s claim must be submitted through the Infant’s Compromise Clerk (“ICC”) (telephone no. 516-493-3049).
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iii. The infant’s compromise paperwork submitted to the ICC must include, inter alia, (i) a medical report/affidavit indicating whether the injured infant plaintiff has fully recovered, and if not, the nature and extent of the injuries and anticipated future treatment, if any, and related medical records where applicable; (ii) proof of settlement of the infant’s claim from defense counsel, in writing; and (iii) defense counsel’s waiver of appearance at the Infant’s Compromise Hearing, in writing (or must appear). Such paperwork must also otherwise comply with all applicable rules concerning the compromise of an infant’s claim.
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D. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) – Should the parties wish to pursue ADR, they may submit a request directly to Chambers. For further information regarding the ADR program, please contact Dan Merker, ADR Coordinator, at (516) 493-3080 or via email at dmerker@nycourts.gov.
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i. The ADR program shall proceed on a parallel track to the action pending before this Part. As such, discovery is not stayed and shall continue in accordance with the Court’s orders.
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F. Attorneys of Record - Attorneys who have appeared in the matter are to make all appearances unless they are relieved by Court Order or a fully executed Consent to Change Attorney form has been filed with Part 2 and with the Clerk of the Court.
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See document heading and cited passage; do not apply outside the issuing part or proceeding.
Official rules document ↗ · Collected 2026-10-27
Adjournments
1. Adjournment requests of motions and/or conferences held before Justice Marber may be granted by Chambers if the request is on consent of all parties and sufficient cause exists for approving such request. No adjournments will be granted without prior approval by Chambers. If all parties do not consent to the adjournment request, an application must be made by telephone conference with all parties/counsel no later than 3:00 p.m. the day preceding the scheduled motion or conference. No adjournment requests will be entertained without all parties/counsel participating in the telephone conference.
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2. Adjournment requests of motions and/or conferences (excluding PC/DCM/Central Jury appearances) may only be sought through Chambers. Potential dates amenable to all parties must be provided at the time the adjournment is sought.
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3. Except for applications made in court, and only upon approval of an adjournment request, letters confirming adjournments MUST immediately be faxed to Chambers and MUST contain full names of all parties; index number; refer to the original date and specify that a motion and/or conference is being adjourned to a date and time certain; and confirm whether an appearance is required on the new date. Letters confirming adjournments should only be sent to Chambers by fax.
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Do not mail, email or e-file the letter to Chambers (however, any method may be used to copy parties/counsel on such letter).
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4. Adjournment requests which are left on the Chamber=s Voice Mail shall be disregarded. An adjournment request is not granted until approved by Chambers and a faxed confirmation letter is received by Chambers.
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5. Adjournments requested due to an attorney=s actual engagement on trial must be accompanied by an Affirmation of Engagement in conformity with 22 NYCRR Part 125.
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1. No adjournments of discovery deadlines set forth in the Preliminary Conference Order shall be permitted without prior Court permission. Depositions are court- ordered pursuant to the PC Order. Deposition dates specified in the PC Order may not be adjourned to any later date without prior court approval.
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a. Requests for adjournments of deposition dates shall be made by telephone prior to the scheduled EBT date. Counsel requesting the adjournment must be prepared at the time of the call with a reasonable basis for the request, a proposed new deposition schedule with firm dates, and whether the request is on consent of all parties. Where a request is granted, counsel will be directed to fax a confirming letter to Chambers, copied to all counsel, setting forth the new approved EBT schedule with firm dates, times and location, and that “EBTs may not be adjourned to any later date without prior Court approval.” Requests to adjourn EBTs are not granted until the Court’s receipt of the confirming letter referenced herein.
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b. Any outstanding discovery issues that may potentially impact the holding of party depositions should be addressed sufficiently in advance of the Court- ordered EBT dates.
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c. Counsel must endeavor to complete depositions prior to the scheduled Compliance Conference.
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1. Preliminary Conferences shall be held in accordance with the rules set forth in 22 NYCRR § 202.19 in the Preliminary Conference Part of this courthouse, not before Justice Marber. The PC will be scheduled by the Clerk of that part. Accordingly, PC adjournment requests are to be addressed to the DCM Clerk=s office or Preliminary Conference Part (telephone no. 516-493-3120), not to Chambers.
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1. Prior to the making or filing of any discovery-related motion (or other non- dispositive motion that may be resolved by a teleconference), counsel for the prospective movant(s) shall first discuss the issue(s) in question with his or her adversary. If the issue(s) in question cannot be resolved, counsel for the prospective moving party MUST arrange for a telephone conference to be held with all counsel and the Court to address the issue(s) and any possible resolution thereof. Counsel fully familiar with the matter and with authority to bind their client MUST be available to participate in the conference call.
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4. Any discovery motion must state that Rule II A. 1. above has been complied with. Failure to comply with Rule II A. 1. above may result in denial of the motion.
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1. A party that requests a teleconference shall first contact Chambers with the general nature of the discovery dispute and proposed dates and times amenable to all counsel. Telephone conferences are conducted by the Principal Law Clerk in the afternoon at 2:30, 3:00, 3:30 or 4:00 p.m. Where three or more parties are participating in the teleconference, the requesting party must arrange for a dial-in teleconference number.
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2. Once all parties are on the line, Chambers must be contacted on the teleconference line at (516) 493-3220, which shall only be used for scheduled teleconferences.
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1. Motions brought pursuant to CPLR §§ 3211, 3212 or 3213 shall not automatically stay any discovery, unless otherwise ordered by the Court.
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2. Generally, there are no appearances on motions for summary judgment made after the filing of a Note of Issue, pre-answer motions pursuant to CPLR § 3211, and for unopposed motions made pursuant to CPLR § 3215. Appearances of all counsel and pro se parties are required on all other motions and Orders to Show Cause, unless otherwise directed by the Court.
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3. Pursuant to CPLR § 3212 (a), a motion for summary judgment shall be filed no later than sixty (60) days after the filing of the Note of Issue, except with leave of court on good cause shown.
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4. On e-filed cases, upon the Court’s receipt and processing of any e-filed motion, counsel and pro se litigants will receive an email from Chambers directing whether an appearance is required on the return date. The Court may, on occasion, administratively adjourn or advance motion return dates to coincide with previously scheduled conferences and/or with return dates of other motions filed in that matter.
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6. On e-filed cases, a “working hard copy” of any e-filed papers, must be submitted to Chambers with all exhibits properly tabbed. Working hard copies must be
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received by the Court prior to the return date or any adjourned date in order to be considered. The E-filing confirmation notice must be annexed to the back of the litigation back of your working hard copy facing out.
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7. On non e-filed cases, courtesy or working copies should not be submitted, unless requested by the Court. All motion papers must be received no later than 9:30 a.m. on the return date of the motion.
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11. In the event a case is already scheduled for a conference with this Part, counsel should endeavor to coincide the return date of a motion, where feasible, with the previously scheduled conference. Where a motion is previously filed, any subsequent movants shall endeavor to coincide the return date(s) of any such subsequently filed motions, where possible.
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12. All exhibits must be clearly tabbed; no exhibits shall be double sided; and no mini-scripts are accepted. Motions not consistent with this rule will be rejected. Opposition papers need not duplicate deposition transcripts or voluminous medical records annexed to the moving papers and may refer to the relevant exhibit cited by the movant.
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13. All submissions shall be fully and securely bound and shall have a litigation back attached thereto. All motion papers greater than two (2”) inches thick must be split into multiple volumes and secured by heavy duty staples or ACCO fasteners and clearly marked with a copy of the Notice of Motion on each volume (e.g. 1 of 3, 2 of 3, 3 of 3). All Orders to Show Cause shall be ACCO fastened on the top and not the bottom of the papers
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14. When submitting proposed orders or judgments in connection with a motion, the same shall be submitted as a separately bound document.
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15. Counsel must advise the Court, in writing, and as soon as practicable, if any submitted or unsubmitted motion, or portion thereof, has been resolved, withdrawn, or rendered moot because the case is settled, or an issue is otherwise resolved.
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1. All conferences and motion appearances are scheduled at 9:30 a.m. Please be prompt. Defaults in appearance will not be taken on the record until after 10:30 a.m.
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2. Attorneys and pro se litigants must check in with the Court Officer or Part Clerk, if one is available. If the Courtroom is unavailable, counsel must call Chambers
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from the Fourth Floor Security Desk only when all parties are present. All parties must fully and legibly complete a sign-in sheet and note thereon whether counsel is in another Part and provide a cell phone number to be reached.
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1. The Compliance Conference date will be set down in the PC Order and must be held no later than 60 days before the date scheduled for the completion of discovery pursuant to 22 NYCRR § 202.19(b)(3).
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2. In no event shall the Compliance Conference be held later than the deadline set forth in the Standards & Goals timetable accompanying the PC Order (provided by DCM). Adjournments will only be granted for compelling reasons. No Compliance Conference may be adjourned without prior approval of the Court.
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1. A Certification Conference will be held no later than 90 days prior to the deadline by which a Note of Issue must be filed. In no event shall the Certification Conference be held later than the deadline set forth in the Standards & Goals timetable accompanying the PC Order (provided by DCM).
Source page 5Discovery
2. Requests to change a discovery track fixed in the timetable will only be granted for compelling reasons and where counsel have endeavored to complete discovery in a timely fashion.
Source page 5Communications with chambers
1. If an Order to Show Cause seeking any injunctive relief, including a stay or TRO, is to be submitted, it must comply with Uniform Rule § 202.7 (f). The movant shall first consult with Chambers as to a convenient date and time for counsel to appear with regard to the compliance with Uniform Rule § 202.7 (f).
Source page 5Motion practice
2. At any conference of the matter, if an Order to Show Cause seeking any injunctive relief, including a stay or TRO, is submitted or pending, counsel shall advise the Court of the pendency of such application, the return date of such Order to Show Cause, the relief sought and whether an immediate hearing is sought.
Source page 5Motion practice
3. Requests to continue or vacate a stay or TRO beyond the return date of the motion shall be made on the call of the motion calendar. Failure to apply for such extension shall result in the automatic vacatur of the stay or TRO, unless the Order to Show Cause provides otherwise.
Source page 5Motion practice
A. Pursuant to 22 NYCRR § 202.28 (b), if an action is discontinued, or wholly or partially settled by stipulation pursuant to CPLR § 2104, or a motion has become wholly or partially moot, or a party has died, become a debtor in bankruptcy or is in active military duty, the parties shall promptly notify the Court in writing of such an event, with appropriate documentation where necessary.
Source page 6Communications with chambers
1. In all communications with Chambers by letter or email, the title of the action, full names of the parties and index number shall be set forth, with copies simultaneously delivered to all counsel. Ex parte communications will be disregarded.
Source page 6Communications with chambers
2. Copies of correspondence between counsel shall not be sent to the Court unless otherwise directed. Such correspondence shall be disregarded by the Court.
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3. The Court will not accept telefax communications or submissions without prior permission.
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4. The court shall not accept ex parte telephone communications on substantive issues.
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5. E-mail correspondence with Chambers staff is not permitted unless prior authorization is obtained.
Source page 6Communications with chambers
6. Chambers shall not be contacted during the daily lunch break which is from 12:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Source page 6Conferences and appearances
A. A Note of Issue is to be filed within 90 days after certification, unless otherwise specified in the Certification Order. Counsel for plaintiff shall pay the requisite fee with the County Clerk and ensure that the Note of Issue is submitted to the Clerk who will then assign a calendar number.
Source page 6Conferences and appearances
B. At the first appearance of all cases assigned to this Part for trial, a pre-trial conference will be held. At the conference, the Court shall provide for the
Source page 6Motion practice
1. In Limine applications: Any party intending to make a motion in limine shall submit a brief written affirmation setting forth the nature of the application and any supporting statutory or case law. The party shall furnish the Court with an original and two (2) copies and provide counsel for all parties with a copy. There shall be a separate affirmation for each motion in limine;
Source page 7Filing and working copies
3. A courtesy copy of each exhibit intended to be introduced into evidence at trial for the Court and each counsel. All exhibits shall be tabbed or included in a binder for easy reference;
Source page 7Trial exhibits and witnesses
4. All trial exhibits, whether the parties stipulate to admit them into evidence to the Court or not, shall be pre-marked by the Court Reporter. As to those exhibits marked for identification, the Court will address their admissibility In limine or during the trial, as may be appropriate;
Source page 7Trial exhibits and witnesses
9. Any written requests for jury instructions. Charges from the Pattern Jury Instructions may be identified by number without necessity of reproduction, unless a modification of the standard charge is requested, in which case the modification is to be highlighted;
Source page 7Discovery
11. If deposition transcripts are to be utilized, a copy of the witness= deposition transcript should be available to the Court. No mini-scripts are accepted;
Source page 7Adjournments
14. Trials will be conducted on a continual daily basis until conclusion. As such, no adjournments or delays during trial will be accepted unless exigent circumstances exist;
Source page 7Trial exhibits and witnesses
16. Trial counsel are responsible for taking back all exhibits, pleadings, transcripts, etc., 30 days after the end of a trial, unless, in the case of non-jury trials the Court reserves its decision. In all cases, exhibits, pleadings, transcripts, etc. not retrieved within sixty (60) days from the conclusion of a jury trial or within sixty (60) days after the Court renders a decision in a non-jury trial, shall be disposed of.
Source page 7Trial exhibits and witnesses
C. Malpractice “Departures” – in jury trials involving claims of professional negligence, no later than the next trial session after a party “rests”, or such other time as the Court may direct, each party-plaintiff shall furnish the Court and all counsel with a list of proposed departures from the standards of applicable care which that party asserts were testified to by its expert(s) or other witnesses. Where such testimony has been transcribed, page references are required.
Source page 8Motion practice
A. Conferences/Trial – If there are any outstanding motions (submitted or pending) at the time of the conference/trial, the Principal Law Clerk and/or Judge must be so informed at the start of such conference/trial; the submission date must be provided by counsel.
Source page 8Communications with chambers
1. All applications for Court approval of a proposed compromise of an infant’s claim must be submitted through the Infant’s Compromise Clerk (“ICC”) (telephone no. 516-493-3049).
Source page 8Conferences and appearances
3. The infant’s compromise paperwork submitted to the ICC must include, inter alia, (i) a medical report/affidavit indicating whether the injured infant plaintiff has fully recovered, and if not, the nature and extent of the injuries and anticipated future treatment, if any, and related medical records where applicable; (ii) proof of settlement of the infant’s claim from defense counsel, in writing; and (iii) defense counsel’s waiver of appearance at the Infant’s Compromise Hearing, in writing. Such paperwork must also otherwise comply with all applicable rules concerning the compromise of an infant’s claim.
Source page 8Shared court rules
22 NYCRR Part 200 — Uniform Rules Courts Exercising Criminal Jurisdiction
Nassau County Supreme Court
State criminal proceedings only; section-specific court and case exceptions remain applicable.
Official source ↗ · Collected 2026-10-2722 NYCRR Part 202 — Uniform Civil Rules Supreme Court And County Court
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Civil actions and proceedings only; section-specific and specialized-part restrictions remain applicable.
Official source ↗ · Collected 2026-10-27Part 29: Electronic Recording and Audio-Visual Coverage in Court Facilities and of Court Proceedings
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Scope is limited to the court class in the source claim. Shared court context only; case-type restrictions, exceptions, later amendments and case orders apply. This is not a personal preference or a complete rules inventory.
Official source ↗ · Collected 2026-07-26Part 29: Electronic Recording and Audio-Visual Coverage in Court Facilities and of Court Proceedings
Nassau County Supreme Court
Scope is limited to the court class in the source claim. Shared court context only; case-type restrictions, exceptions, later amendments and case orders apply. This is not a personal preference or a complete rules inventory.
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