Any non-criminal cases, including civil personal injury trials, can be held at the Kings County Supreme Court. Below, we detail what you need to know about Kings County Supreme Court.
Where Is the Kings County Supreme Court Located?
The Kings County Supreme Court is located at:
360 Adams Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201
It is between Columbus Park and Brooklyn Bridge Blvd. in Downtown Brooklyn.
The court advises that there is almost no available parking near the building and suggests taking public transportation. The closest subway stations are:
- Court St. for the R train
- Borough Hall for the 2, 3, 4 and 5 trains
- Jay St.-MetroTech for the A, C, and F trains
Court St. station is a five- to six-minute walk. Borough Hall station is a four- to five-minute walk. Jay St.-MetroTech station is a five- to six-minute walk.
What to Expect from the Kings County Supreme Court
If your case proceeds through Kings County Supreme Court in Brooklyn, it is important to understand what the process may look like. The courthouse operates Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and your case will move through several administrative and procedural stages during that time.
From the outset, there are standard filing fees associated with advancing a personal injury case, including:
- Obtaining an index number: $210
- Filing motions: $45
- Requesting judicial intervention: $95
The court is overseen by experienced administrative leadership, including the Administrative Judge for Civil Matters, Hon. Genine D. Edwards, along with dedicated clerks and trial support staff who manage case flow and filings.
- Trial Support: 718-675-8803
- Kings County Clerk’s Office: 347-404-9762
- Chief Clerk for Civil Matters: 347-296-1800
We can handle all aspects of your case.
Directions
By Car
Head toward Pierrepont St. Turn right on Prospect St. Turn right on Pearl St. Turn right onto the Brooklyn Bridge ramp. Continue onto the Brooklyn Bridge. Take the Centre St./Chambers St. exit on the left. Use the left two lanes to turn onto Chambers St. Turn right on Church St. Turn left at the first cross street onto Reade St. Turn right on Hudson St.
By Train
Take the 2 7th Avenue Express train from Borough Hall toward 149th St.-Grand Concourse. Get off at Chambers St. Exit via Hudson St. and Chambers St. Head toward Reade St.
Get Help with Your Brooklyn Personal Injury Case
Navigating the Kings County Supreme Court can be complex, especially when you are already dealing with the physical, emotional, and financial impact of a serious injury. From filing requirements to court procedures, every step matters. At Aviles Law Firm PLLC, our Brooklyn personal injury lawyers guide you through this process with clarity and confidence, handling the legal burdens so you can focus on recovery. Contact us today to learn how we can protect your rights and fight for the compensation you deserve.
The initial consultation is free.
