There is a preference to join cases for discovery and trial in the interests of judicial economy and ease of decision-making where there are common questions of law and fact, unless the party opposing the motion demonstrates that joint trial will prejudice a substantial right; deference is accorded to the motion court's discretion (see CPLR 602[a]; Raboy v McCrory Corp.,
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