Hon. Gina Levy Abadi. Part 18.
Supreme Court, Kings County (Brooklyn). 360 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201. Courtroom 929. Published filing requirements and practitioner intelligence from attorneys with direct experience.
Book an AppearanceHon. Gina Levy Abadi. Part 18
Supreme Court, Kings County (Brooklyn), Civil Term
360 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201 · Courtroom 929
Quick Reference
| Assignment | IAS Part 18, Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term |
| Courthouse | 360 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201, Courtroom 929 |
| Filing | NYSCEF mandatory for e-filed matters |
| What to Expect | Confirm the appearance date, time, and courtroom with the Part Clerk before every appearance. |
About Justice Abadi
Source: public records and New York State Unified Court System. Last verified: June 2026.
Justice Gina Levy Abadi sits in the Civil Term of Kings County Supreme Court, Part 18, at 360 Adams Street. She was elected to the Supreme Court, 2nd Judicial District, in November 2021. Before her election she served as a Judge of the New York City Civil Court in Kings County, and earlier as a principal court attorney within the Kings County court system.
Justice Abadi is regularly identified as the first Orthodox Sephardic woman to serve on the New York State Supreme Court. Her current Part 18 civil calendar handles general commercial and civil matters filed in Kings County.
Filing and Appearance Notes
Confirm all rules with the Part Clerk. Published Part Rules govern.
E-Filing
Matters before Part 18 proceed through NYSCEF where e-filing applies. Under Kings County's uniform practice, courtesy copies are generally not required unless the court specifically directs otherwise.
Motions and Conferences
Verify the return date, conference date, and courtroom with the Part Clerk before appearing. Part 18 sits in Courtroom 929 at 360 Adams Street, but calendar days and appearance formats can change. Do not assume a date from the caption alone.
Docket Management
Part 18 actively manages its calendar. When the procedural posture of a case changes, for example a motion is rendered academic by a subsequent filing, counsel can contact the Part to have the matter adjusted or removed from the calendar rather than appearing unnecessarily. Always confirm any such adjustment directly with the Part Clerk.
Practitioner Intelligence
From matters handled in this part. Last updated: June 2026.
What We Have Seen
In a recent Part 18 commercial matter, a defendant's motion to dismiss was rendered academic when the plaintiff filed an amended complaint before the return date. Counsel withdrew the motion and contacted the court to remove it from the calendar, which the Part accommodated. The practical lesson: in Part 18, watch the pleadings closely, because an amended complaint can moot a pending motion, and the Part is willing to clear an unnecessary appearance if counsel calls ahead.
Tips
- Call the Part Clerk before you appear. Confirm the courtroom (929), the date, and whether the appearance is still required. Postures change quickly.
- Track amended pleadings. An amended complaint filed as of right can moot a motion to dismiss. Reassess your motion calendar whenever the other side amends.
- Standard Kings County civil procedure applies. Come prepared on discovery status and any open issues. This is a general civil part, not a specialized one.
Our intelligence on this part is still developing. As we and our coverage network appear before Justice Abadi, this page will be updated with additional courtroom detail.
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