New York Motion Practice and Procedures

New York Motion Practice and Procedures is a comprehensive resource designed to help attorneys manage every aspect of motion practice in New York State courts. Organized for practical use, the treatise explains the purpose of motions, when and how they should be made and the procedural rules that govern them across different courts.

The book provides detailed instruction on notice motions, ex parte applications, orders to show cause, temporary restraining orders and the preparation of supporting papers. It guides practitioners through filing and service requirements, including both manual and electronic processes, and offers direction on confidentiality rules and eCourts procedures. Specialized chapters address motions that affect prior orders, docketing orders as judgments and motion practice in Family Court, Surrogate’s Court and the Court of Claims.

Throughout the treatise, attorneys will find practical forms, strategic points and warnings that help avoid common pitfalls and support effective advocacy. These tools make the book especially valuable for daily practice, ensuring compliance with state and local rules while streamlining preparation and filing.

Authored by David Paul Horowitz and Lukas M. Horowitz, the title reflects decades of experience in New York civil practice. Their insight provides the practical context and real world strategies attorneys need to navigate motion practice with clarity and precision.

Practitioners should choose this title for its clear explanations, comprehensive coverage and extensive forms collection that support efficient and accurate motion practice in New York courts.

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