Plaintiff's motion for leave to renew pursuant to CPLR 2221(e) was properly denied because the supposed "new facts" on which the renewal motion was primarily based was a notice of appearance that had been filed with the court four years earlier by defendant's prior attorney, who was suspended and then disbarred. Plaintiff offered no reasonable justification for why it failed to find and timely present this document, which was a matter of public record in the court file, in...
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