Mon Jan 25 2021
Oral Argument in all Matters for the Court's February-March Term to be Held Remotely
This Notice Expired on Mon Feb 22 2021
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Due to the increased risks caused by the continued spread of the novel coronvirus that causes COVID-19, oral argument in all matters in which argument has been requested for the Court’s February-March term, commencing February 22 and ending March 5, will be held remotely via the Court’s remote argument platform.
Parties who have not yet specified a preference for arguing their matter(s) in person or remote, must select remote prior to the February 16th deadline to confirm their time on the calendar. Parties who have already indicated a preference to argue their matter in person will automatically be switched to remote argument. As always, interested members of the public may watch the Court’s oral argument sessions, which begin at 10:00 am each day, via the Court’s website at ad4.nycourts.gov/go/live.
In addition, the Court will be continuing reduced in-office staffing in an effort to help mitigate the spread of the coronavirus. Although the Court’s staff will be working remotely and will promptly and diligently attend to all matters, there may be a slight delay in responding to correspondence and other filings that are received by the Court only in hard copy.
We thank the public and members of the bar for their cooperation and understanding as we deal with the public health threat posed by this pandemic. Best wishes to all for continued health and safety.
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