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  • Wayne Norton v. Robert Norton, Bruce NortonReal Property - Other (Partition) document preview
  • Wayne Norton v. Robert Norton, Bruce NortonReal Property - Other (Partition) document preview
  • Wayne Norton v. Robert Norton, Bruce NortonReal Property - Other (Partition) document preview
  • Wayne Norton v. Robert Norton, Bruce NortonReal Property - Other (Partition) document preview
						
                                

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FILED: ONONDAGA COUNTY CLERK 03/24/2022 02:18 PM INDEX NO. 008543/2020 NYSCEF DOC. NO. 29 RECEIVED NYSCEF: 03/24/2022 OF NEW YORK STATE COURT SYSTEM UNIFIED ONONDAGA SUPREME & COUNTY COURTS . COURT CLERK'S OFFICE 505 SOUTH STATE STREET, SUITE 110 SYRACUSE, NEW YORK 13202 Diane E. Helbig Civil (315) 671-1030 Chief Clerk Civil Fax (315) 671-1176 Criminal (315) 671-1020 Criminal Fax (315) 671-1191 Deputy Chief Clerk March 24, 2022 Via NYSCEF Re: Wayne Norton v. Robert Norton and Bruce Norton Index No.: 008543/2020 Dear Counselors: Please be advised that a Pre-Trial Conference has been scheduled for Tuesday, April 12, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. before the Hon.Gregory R. Gilbert, J.S.C. via Microsoft Teams. You must provide the Court with a current email address and have access to Microsoft Teams from a computer or other device that has video and audio capabilities in order to participate. A link for the conference will be sent out directly from chambers by email. You are expected to fully comply with 22 NYCRR § 202.26. Pleadings. In accordance with the provisions of 22 NYCRR § 202.26(e), "marked" ("marked" (1) Plaintiff shall submit copies of the pleadings copies of the pleadings means each pleading plainly marked to indicate which statements are admitted and which controverted by the responsive pleading, pursuant to CPLR 4012); (2) Plaintiff shall submit a verified bill of particulars and a doctor's report or hospital record, or both, as to nature and extent of injuries claimed, if any; and (3) Any Defendant counterclaiming shall submit a verified bill of particulars and a doctor's report or hospital record, or both, as to nature and extent of injuries claimed, if any, so that the Court receives the documents two (2) business days before the Pre-Trial Conference. Please note that a failure to provide the documents as directed may be deemed a default under CPLR 3404. For cases that are e-Filed, no additional copies of any bills of particular are to be provided to the 1 of 2 FILED: ONONDAGA COUNTY CLERK 03/24/2022 02:18 PM INDEX NO. 008543/2020 NYSCEF DOC. NO. 29 RECEIVED NYSCEF: 03/24/2022 Court. For cases that are not e-Filed, the Court will accept e-mailed or faxed copies of any of the foregoing documents as long as the th number of pages does not exceed twenty-five (25); otherwise hard copies must be delivered to the Court. Failure to Appear. Please note that any failure to appear at the scheduled Pre-Trial Conference may be deemed a default by the Court pursuant to 22 NYCRR § 202.27. The failure of a plaintiff or plaintiff's attorney to appear may result in the dismissal of their action; the failure of a defendant or defendant's attorney to appear may result in the granting of a judgment by default against that defendant; and the failure of all parties or their attorneys to appear may result in such other order as appears just. Settlement Discussions. In order to discuss settlement with the Court, please provide copies ofany pertinent medical reports, IME reports (if any), economic loss information (if any) and any other information or documents related to liability and/or damages that support your client's position. Insurance Carrier. Pursuant to 22 NYCRR § 202.26(e), a representative of the insurance carrier or any other entity having an interest in any settlement, including those holding liens on any settlement or verdict, shall attend the Pre-trial Conference in person or shall be available by telephone at that time. Interpreter. Pursuant to 22 NYCRR § 217.1(a), the attorneys shall be prepared to advise the court of the need for an interpreter for any party or witness. Summary Judgment Motions. Unless otherwise specified in a Preliminary Conference Stipulation and Order, pursuant to CPLR 3212(a) the Court directs that any motion for summary judgment must be brought within sixty (60) days after the filing of the trial note of issue. Trial Date. A Trial Date will be scheduled at the Pre-Trial Conference. The attorneys shall be aware of the schedules of any parties, witnesses or experts expected to be called at trial. Expert Witness Testimony.No expert witness shall be scheduled to testify on a Friday without the express written consent of the Court. Sincerely, Mary Monashefsky Court Clerk for Hon. Gregory R. Gilbert, J.S.C. Direct Dial (315) 671-1040 E-Mail mmonashe@nycourts.gov E-Filed Matters: All correspondence directly addressed to the Court (and not merely copied to the Court) must be copy" electronically filed through NYSCEF. This Part does n_o_tinitially require working copies. If the Court desires a "working of any papers, the Court will notify counsel/parties by e-mail of the request for a "working copy". 2 of 2