NYC Supreme Court Part Rules.
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Published Part Rules for New York Supreme Court judges, organized by county. Calendar days, filing requirements, motion practice, adjournment procedures, and conference protocols. All sourced from nycourts.gov and 28 years of practitioner experience.

Last verified: August 5, 2026

Judge-by-judge intelligence compiled from in-person appearances by our covering attorneys and verified against the part rules and part assignments published on nycourts.gov. The August 5, 2026 review covered the published rules for Hon. Thomas F. Whelan (Suffolk Part 33), Hon. Richard J. Montelione (Kings Part 99), Hon. Rupert V. Barry (Kings Part 13), Hon. Paul Marrone, Jr. (Richmond IAS Parts 3 and 3G), Hon. Raymond L. Rodriguez (Richmond Settlement Conference Part), Hon. Kyle C. McGovern (Orange County), and the Queens County Trial Scheduling Part. See revision notes at the bottom of this page.

Featured Judge Profiles.

Deep-dive profiles of New York Supreme Court judges with practitioner intelligence on motion practice, conference procedures, and case management patterns. Built from filed appearances and courtroom experience.

Hon. Kathy J. King

New York County, Part 6 (Med Mal)

Medical Malpractice IAS Part at 60 Centre Street, Room 351. CPLR 3211 capacity defects, Tuesday oral argument, 11:00 a.m. conference default rule, AI disclosure requirement.

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Hon. Anna M. Grimaldi

Nassau County

Discovery enforcement, no-adjournment rule for pending MSJs, motion filing strategy.

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Hon. Paul Andrews

Suffolk County, Part 44/8

Commercial Division practice, on-record housekeeping, practical case management.

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Hon. Joseph E. Capella

Bronx County, Administrative Judge

Med-mal compliance conferences, enforcement focus, insurance coverage disclosure.

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Hon. Margaret Goldbourne

Bronx County, Pre-Trial Conferences

PTC routing, threshold motion requirements, no-open-motions rule, trial readiness.

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Hon. Christopher Chin

New York County, Part 22

Transit and Motor Vehicle Part. Serious injury threshold practice, no-fault and Transit Authority litigation. Courtroom in Room 136 at 80 Centre Street; DCM conference calendar in Room 103 on Mondays and Fridays.

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Hon. John A. Howard-Algarin

Bronx County, Part IA-14 (Room 607)

General civil IAS Part. Long date adjournments available where motion practice is pending. Pre-trial conference flexibility tied to underlying motion timing.

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CountyCourthouse
Kings County (Brooklyn)360 Adams Street / Jay Street
New York County (Manhattan)60 / 80 / 111 Centre Street / 71 Thomas Street
Queens County88-11 Sutphin Boulevard
Bronx County851 Grand Concourse
Staten Island (Richmond)26 Central Avenue
Nassau County100 Supreme Court Drive, Mineola
Suffolk County1 Court Street, Riverhead
Orange County285 Main Street, Goshen

Federal Courts.

Directories of the United States District Court judges in the two federal districts that cover New York City and its suburbs. Written for civil litigators, with pro hac vice local counsel for attorneys admitted out of state.

DistrictCourthouses
Southern District of New York (SDNY)500 Pearl Street & 40 Foley Square, Manhattan; White Plains
Eastern District of New York (EDNY)225 Cadman Plaza East, Brooklyn; Central Islip

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Every judge page includes the part’s published rules from nycourts.gov, organized in a consistent format: calendar days, filing requirements, motion practice, adjournment procedures, and conference protocols. We format and present these rules in plain language so you can find what you need quickly.

Some pages also include practitioner notes from attorneys with direct experience in that part. These are marked with a small indicator on the page. We add practitioner notes selectively, only where we have firsthand knowledge worth sharing.

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