Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence K. Marks of the Courts of New York State delivers testimony during a joint legislative budget hearing on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2016, in Albany, N.Y. Photo: Hans Pennink
There were more than 3 million cases filed in trial courts statewide last year and Marks said it would be a serious mistake to open up the litigation “floodgates.”
April 24, 2020 at 05:41 PM
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New York Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks said that there’s no timeline for when the state court system might lift a ban on new nonessential lawsuits, arguing that virtual operations are not yet able to manage the wave of litigation.
Marks said some people have suggested there should be no limits on the filing of new cases. He said people putting that forward are “greatly misinformed.”
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