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Civil Practice

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  Jul 18, 2026

🔑 New York Preliminary Injunction Elements Under CPLR 6301

A party seeking a preliminary injunction in New York must establish three elements:...

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  Jul 18, 2026

NY CPLR 6301: Grounds for Preliminary Injunction and Temporary Restraining Order

CPLR 6301 provides the statutory grounds for a preliminary injunction and a temporary...

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  Jun 24, 2026

NY CPLR Rule 2101: Form of papers

CPLR Rule 2101 sets out basic form requirements for papers served or filed...

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  Jun 24, 2026

🔑 New York Rule for Translated Documents: A Bilingual Agreement Still Needs a Proper Translation Affidavit

ֿ A document is not exempt from New York’s translation rule merely because...

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  Jun 10, 2026

🔑 When the Courthouse Door Closes: New Yorks Anti-Vexatious Litigation Rule

New York courts are generally open to all. Free access to the courts...

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  Jun 04, 2026

NY CPLR Rule 2221: Motion Affecting Prior Order

CPLR Rule 2221 governs motions that seek to revisit a prior order, including...

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  Mar 27, 2026

🔑 Legal Writing: Addressing What a Case Is Not About

The Problem Opposing counsel sometimes frames the case incorrectly. A common response is:...

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  Mar 27, 2026

🔑 NY: Orders vs. Decrees—Why an Appeal from an Order Is Dismissed but the Issues Are Reviewed

In New York practice, appellate courts may dismiss an appeal from an order,...

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  Jan 21, 2026

NY CPLR § 3103: Protective Orders

CPLR § 3103 is the primary mechanism in New York civil practice for regulating...

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  Dec 13, 2025

🔑 Discovery of Tax Returns In New York Under CPLR § 3101

CPLR 3101 establishes a broad rule of disclosure in New York civil practice....

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  Dec 12, 2025

CPLR § 3101 Scope of disclosure

New York’s disclosure rules are broad by design. CPLR 3101 sets the...

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Civil Practice

  Apr 27, 2025

Understanding the “Law of the Case” Doctrine

The “law of the case” doctrine is a significant legal principle that plays...

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