On January 17, 2019 a
Letter,Correspondence
was filed
involving a dispute between
Chaim Berkowitz,
and
Institute For The Promotion Of Jewish Education, Inc.,
Israel J. Gottesman
A K A Rabbi Israel J. Gottesman,
Jacob Kapolowitz
A K A Rabbi Jacob Kapolowitz,
Jacob Kiffel
A K A Rabbi Jacob Kiffel,
Yeshuas Moshe D'Viznitz,
for Torts - Other Negligence (Premises Liability)
in the District Court of Kings County.
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FILED: KINGS COUNTY CLERK 10/26/2020 12:21 PM INDEX NO. 501262/2019
NYSCEF DOC. NO. 18 RECEIVED NYSCEF: 10/26/2020
HON. RICHARD J. MONTELIONE
Acting Justice of the Supreme Court
Kings County Courthouse
360 Adams Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
718-500-4012 (chambers)
212-952-6286 (fax)
Dear Counselors:
Please be advised that there is an upcoming inquest scheduled for this matter. Beginning
October 27, 2020, Part DJMP will begin conducting scheduled inquests via Microsoft Teams.
Attorneys with cases on the calendar who are ready to proceed must contact Ms. Ting
Yan Wu, Esq., Judge Montelione’s Court Attorney, at twu@nycourts.gov to schedule a date and
time for the inquest via Microsoft Teams. Inquests will be scheduled on a first-come, first-serve
basis on the Tuesday and Thursday mornings of the week originally scheduled (for example, if
the inquest is calendared for October 27, 2020, inquests may be scheduled to take place
commencing at 10:30 on October 27 or October 29). In the email, the subject headline must
state “Index Number, Name of the Case, ‘Inquest Scheduling Request’.” Requests must be made
at least three business days prior to the scheduled calendar date. If an interpreter is required, this
must be included in the request.
Attorneys with cases on the calendar who are NOT ready to proceed must contact Ms.
Stephanie Santo, the Part Clerk, at slsanto@nycourts.gov, to request an adjournment of the
inquest. In the email, the subject headline must state “Index Number, Name of the Case, Inquest
Return Date, ‘Inquest Adjournment Request’” and state the reason for the request. Parties may
assume that the inquest will be adjourned upon submission of the email. This request must also
be e-filed.
If there is no communication with the court regarding your case, the inquest will be
dismissed on default.
All evidence, such as medical records, must be pre-marked and emailed to
slsanto@nycourts.gov prior to the scheduled Microsoft Teams Inquest meeting (not the calendar
date). All emails containing medical records or other confidential materials must be identified as
“PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL RECORDS.” Evidence packet must include
a copy of the marked pleadings; all exhibits should be individually named files. Attorneys are
encouraged to subpoena their own copy of all records to facilitate this process. Working copies
are not required. Certified medical records as required, please see part rules.
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Document Filed Date
October 26, 2020
Case Filing Date
January 17, 2019
Category
Torts - Other Negligence (Premises Liability)
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FILED: KINGS COUNTY CLERK 10/26/2020 12:21 PM INDEX NO. 501262/2019 NYSCEF DOC. NO. 18 RECEIVED NYSCEF: 10/26/2020 HON. RICHARD J. MONTELIONE Acting Justice of the Supreme Court Kings County Courthouse 360 Adams Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 718-500-4012 (chambers) 212-952-6286 (fax) Dear Counselors: Please be advised that there is an upcoming inquest scheduled for this matter. Beginning October 27, 2020, Part DJMP will begin conducting scheduled inquests via Microsoft Teams. Attorneys with cases on the calendar who are ready to proceed must contact Ms. Ting Yan Wu, Esq., Judge Montelione’s Court Attorney, at twu@nycourts.gov to schedule a date and time for the inquest via Microsoft Teams. Inquests will be scheduled on a first-come, first-serve basis on the Tuesday and Thursday mornings of the week originally scheduled (for example, if the inquest is calendared for October 27, 2020, inquests may be scheduled to take place commencing at 10:30 on October 27 or October 29). In the email, the subject headline must state “Index Number, Name of the Case, ‘Inquest Scheduling Request’.” Requests must be made at least three business days prior to the scheduled calendar date. If an interpreter is required, this must be included in the request. Attorneys with cases on the calendar who are NOT ready to proceed must contact Ms. Stephanie Santo, the Part Clerk, at slsanto@nycourts.gov, to request an adjournment of the inquest. In the email, the subject headline must state “Index Number, Name of the Case, Inquest Return Date, ‘Inquest Adjournment Request’” and state the reason for the request. Parties may assume that the inquest will be adjourned upon submission of the email. This request must also be e-filed. If there is no communication with the court regarding your case, the inquest will be dismissed on default. All evidence, such as medical records, must be pre-marked and emailed to slsanto@nycourts.gov prior to the scheduled Microsoft Teams Inquest meeting (not the calendar date). All emails containing medical records or other confidential materials must be identified as “PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL RECORDS.” Evidence packet must include a copy of the marked pleadings; all exhibits should be individually named files. Attorneys are encouraged to subpoena their own copy of all records to facilitate this process. Working copies are not required. Certified medical records as required, please see part rules. 1 of 1