Supreme Court judges host holiday party for court employees of Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Supreme Court held its annual holiday party at the courthouse at 360 Adams St. on Wednesday that is hosted by the judges for all of the court employees.
It’s become an annual three-hour event where employees all shuffle into and out of the Surrogate’s Court for food, holiday music and cheer. It’s the court’s way to do what it can to keep morale up among its employees.
“This started with a conversation between me and the administrative judge, Hon. Lawrence Knipel, and Chief Clerk Charles Small,” said Marc Levine, who helps to organize the parties each year. “I suggested that we needed something to boost morale in the building and I suggested a holiday party. We used to have them every year, but there hadn’t been one in over 12 years so they thought it would be a great idea.”