Hon. Orlando Marrazzo, Jr. IAS 26, Courtroom 230.
Supreme Court, Richmond County. 26 Central Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301. Civil docket. Published Part Rules and field intelligence from attorneys who have appeared in this Part.
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| Court | Supreme Court, Richmond County |
| Courthouse | 26 Central Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10301 |
| County | Richmond |
| Part | IAS 26. Parts C2, TR2, and TP12 |
| Courtroom | 230 |
| Chambers Phone | (718) 675-8744 |
| Courtroom Phone | (718) 675-8842 |
| Motions | Heard and orally argued Thursdays at 9:30 a.m., in person |
Published Part Rules
Source: the published Part Rules for Justice Marrazzo on nycourts.gov | Last verified: September 11, 2026. Everything in this section is a published rule of the Part. Observations from appearances are kept separate, below.
Part Assignment and Courtroom
Justice Marrazzo sits in IAS 26 and holds Parts C2, TR2, and TP12, in Courtroom 230 at 26 Central Avenue. C2 is the City Part, where cases against the City of New York are conferenced. Chambers is (718) 675-8744 and the courtroom is (718) 675-8842.
All Motions Are Heard and Orally Argued
The Part Rules state that all motions will be heard and orally argued, on Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. There is no submission track. Whoever appears on a motion in this Part has to argue it.
In-Person Appearances
Effective November 2025, all motions are handled in person. Conferences are in person as well.
Answering Papers
Answering papers are due five days before the appearance date.
Adjournments Require Prior Court Approval
All adjournments, by stipulation or otherwise, require prior Court approval. The request is made at least 24 hours before the appearance date, by email, and it must carry the consent of all parties. A stipulation among counsel, standing alone, does not adjourn the appearance.
Part Rules change. Verify the current rules with the Part before any appearance.
Before You Send a Covering Attorney
The adjournment rule is the one that catches covering attorneys. In this Part, every adjournment, by stipulation or otherwise, requires prior Court approval. The request goes in by email at least 24 hours ahead of the appearance date, with the consent of all parties. A covering attorney who arrives holding a signed stipulation and no approval from the Court is still on for the appearance.
Two other rules compound the risk. All motions in this Part have been handled in person since November 2025, so there is no remote option to fall back on, and all motions are orally argued, which means the attorney who appears has to be briefed well enough to argue the motion on the merits.
Practitioner Intelligence
Observations from attorneys who have appeared in this Part, checked against the published Part Rules. Nothing in this section is a rule of the Part. Last verified: September 11, 2026.
What to Expect
IAS 26 sits in person in Courtroom 230 at 26 Central Avenue, and the motion calendar is called Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. Because answering papers are due five days before the appearance date, the record is closed before anyone reaches the courtroom, and the appearance itself is argument.
Tips
- Request any adjournment by email, more than 24 hours out. The Part requires prior Court approval for every adjournment, and it requires the consent of all parties. Settle both before the day of the appearance, not at the calendar call.
- Calendar the answering papers, not the appearance. Five days before the appearance date is the operative deadline for opposition in this Part.
- Send someone who can argue. All motions in this Part are orally argued. A covering attorney needs a full brief from the referring firm before the date.
- Plan for an in-person appearance. All motions have been handled in person since November 2025, and conferences are in person as well.
- Know which Part the case is on. Justice Marrazzo holds C2, TR2, and TP12, and C2 is the City Part, where cases against the City of New York are conferenced.
Field Note from September 8, 2026
Our office covered two City compliance conferences in this Part on the same day, and the two ended differently. On the first, counsel for one defendant stated a conflict and the court adjourned the conference to October 13, 2026 at 9:30 a.m. The conference did not go forward on the merits, and paper discovery and deposition scheduling were not reached. On the second, where every defendant’s summary judgment motion had been granted, the matter was disposed as to all defendants and the court issued no future dates.
Both are accounts of what happened in the Part on that date. Neither is a rule, and neither predicts how a different conference will go.
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