Party May Not Appeal Decision That Did Not Deny it Relief or Enter Relief Against it, Even if the Decision Contained Reasoning Harmful to the Party’s Case

Party May Not Appeal Decision That Did Not Deny it Relief or Enter Relief Against it, Even if the Decision Contained Reasoning Harmful to the Party’s Case

On June 3, 2025, the First Department issued a decision in Charles Condominiums, LLC v. Victor RPM First, LLC, 2025 NY Slip Op. 03274, holding that a party may not appeal a decision that neither denied it relief nor entered relief against it, even if the decision contained reasoning harmful to a party’s case . . . Continue reading Party May Not Appeal Decision That Did Not Deny it Relief or Enter Relief Against it, Even if the Decision Contained Reasoning Harmful to the Party’s Case

Service of a Notice of Entry Through NYSCEF on Trial Court’s Docket Starts the Time to Move in Response to an Appellate Division Order

Service of a Notice of Entry Through NYSCEF on Trial Court’s Docket Starts the Time to Move in Response to an Appellate Division Order

On November 25, 2024, the Court of Appeals issued a decision in Ruisech v. Structure Tone Inc., 2024 NY Slip Op. 05866, holding that service of a Notice of Entry through NYSCEF on the trial court’s docket starts the time to move in response to an Appellate Division order . . . Continue reading Service of a Notice of Entry Through NYSCEF on Trial Court’s Docket Starts the Time to Move in Response to an Appellate Division Order