"Manhattan's Appellate Division courthouse, located at 27 Madison Ave., is an example of Beaux-Arts architecture, a time capsule of Progressive Era aesthetic values and recently a canvas for its contemporary leadership to imprint modern attitudes. Photo by Dean Moses [Editors note: Welcome to the amNew York Law Bench Report, where we will feature notable rulings from state and federal courts, brief news bulletins that impact the judiciary and announcements from judges' chambers. Are we missing anything? Contact editor-in-chief Andrew Denney at adenney@schnepsmedia.com]"
"First Department Justice Jeffrey K. Oing, Appellate Division, who was appointed to the Manhattan-based midlevel appeals court in 2017 following a long career in state Supreme Court and New York County Civil Court. First Department Justice Anil C. Singh, also appointed to the First Department in 2017 following years as an elected state Supreme Court judge and Civil Court judge in New York City."
"Second Department Justice Joseph J. Maltese, who in 2014 was appointed to the Brooklyn-based Second Departmentafter 18 years as a trial judge in New York Supreme Court in Brooklyn and Staten Island. Second Department Justice Robert J. Miller, who was appointed to the Second Department in 2010 and who has served on the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct since 2018."
Manhattan's Appellate Division courthouse at 27 Madison Ave. exemplifies Beaux-Arts architecture and reflects Progressive Era aesthetic values while recent leadership has introduced modern attitudes. The New York State Bar Association will honor six retiring Appellate Division justices at its annual meeting in Manhattan on Jan. 13, 2026. First Department justices Jeffrey K. Oing and Anil C. Singh were each appointed to the First Department in 2017 after long careers on state Supreme Court and New York County Civil Court. Second Department justices Joseph J. Maltese and Robert J. Miller were appointed in 2014 and 2010 respectively, with Miller serving on the Commission on Judicial Conduct since 2018. Third Department justices John C. Egan Jr. and Michael C. Lynch were appointed in 2010 and 2014.
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