Six months after Manhattan’s Commercial Division raised its monetary bar, other Commercial Divisions in New York are following suit and doubling their monetary thresholds, court officials announced Tuesday.
The new thresholds take effect Sept. 2 in Albany, Kings, Nassau, Onodaga, Queens and Suffolk counties and the Eighth Judicial District, which includes Buffalo. The new thresholds will range from $50,000 in Albany and Onondaga counties to $200,000 in Nassau County.
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