
Everything you need to know before you land at JFK or Penn Station. Transit times, hotel rates, luggage storage, and a suite that rivals anything in the country.
Suite 1120 — Midtown Manhattan's most connected address
Take E, M, or 6 train from 34th St Penn Station to 51st St or Lexington Ave. Walk 4 minutes east to Madison.
AirTrain to Jamaica, then E train to Lexington-53rd St. Door to door under an hour. No rideshare delays.
Q70-SBS to Jackson Hts-Roosevelt Ave, E train to 51st St. Or rideshare direct to Midtown.
488 Madison is a 4-minute walk west from Grand Central Terminal. Metro-North, Amtrak Acela, and subway all connect.
All within walking distance of 488 Madison Ave. Mention you're deposing at Cindy Afanador Court Reporting — corporate rates may apply.
Iconic Madison Avenue landmark. Walking distance, legendary service, and a business center that stays open until 10 PM for last-minute prep.
MOMA-adjacent property favored by visiting litigation partners. Quiet rooms, concierge can arrange early breakfast before a 9 AM deposition.
Closest hotel to our suite. Boutique rooms are significantly quieter than larger towers — ideal when you need to review transcripts after hours.
We've thought of everything so you don't have to.
Flying out same evening? We store your bags in our secure office so you're not lugging a suitcase into the deposition room. No charge.
Our office has a full-service copy, print, and scan station. Exhibit tabs, exhibit stamps, and extra exhibit stickers always on hand.
Wired Ethernet and private WiFi network for each conference room. No shared building WiFi. 1 Gbps connection tested every morning.
Full-day depositions include a catering menu. Tell us headcount and dietary restrictions when booking — breakfast through late-afternoon covered.
Three parking garages within 2-block radius of 488 Madison: Icon Parking on 51st, LAZ on 52nd, Quik Park on 50th. Typically $25–$40 for the day.
Need the room set up at 7:30 AM before an 8 AM start? We open early for out-of-state counsel. Just mention it when scheduling.
FRCP vs CPLR deposition rules, all 5 borough courthouse addresses, and key procedural differences — written specifically for out-of-state attorneys who are deposing in New York for the first time.
New York Court System: A Guide for Out-of-State AttorneysTell us your deposition date, case type, and headcount. We'll confirm within the hour.