What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? New York State.
My attorney filed a motion for temporary injunction in New York State. Opposition filed an answer. My attorney then submitted a written reply. The motion was then marked “Fully submitted”. The court indicated there will not be any oral arguments. There was a number of relevant arguments and facts the lawyer omitted in his submissions. I asked the lawyer to make another submission, or request oral hearings, or make an amended motion for preliminary injunction. The lawyer told me that it cannot be and that the only thing we can do is to wait for the court’s decision and then we will have to appeal the court’s decision. Is that correct? Or is it possible to make a request for oral arguments, or to file an amended motion for preliminary injunction?
My attorney filed a motion for temporary injunction in New York State. Opposition filed an answer. My attorney then submitted a written reply. The motion was then marked “Fully submitted”. The court indicated there will not be any oral arguments. There was a number of relevant arguments and facts the lawyer omitted in his submissions. I asked the lawyer to make another submission, or request oral hearings, or make an amended motion for preliminary injunction. The lawyer told me that it cannot be and that the only thing we can do is to wait for the court’s decision and then we will have to appeal the court’s decision. Is that correct? Or is it possible to make a request for oral arguments, or to file an amended motion for preliminary injunction?