New York Motion and Trial Practice Rules Amended

For the New York practitioners who frequent here (all others will be bored):

Effective July 3rd there are new rules for motion practice and the time limits for service of cross-motions and papers. The rules can be found here: New Rules for Motion Practice

Effective 1/1/08 – new rules for service of a trial subpoena that changes the method of service.

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