Bill of Particulars

In Carter v. The State of New York, No. 144077, 2026 WL 3167612 (N.Y. Ct. Cl. July 13, 2026), the court discussed the subtle, yet potentially crucial, difference between an “amended” and “supplemental” bill of Particulars in New York practice. In sum, this claim arises from an April 2025 motor vehicle accident between the claimant…

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In New York practice, the “Bill of Particulars” is a widely-used device to obtain more detail – “particulars” – about a legal claim (either a plaintiff’s affirmative claims, or a defendant’s affirmative defense(s)). Technically, even though the Bill of Particulars (referred to as a “BP” by New York litigation regulars) is not a “discovery” device,…

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