New York Laws
Part 4 - Procedural Aspects of Actions by or Against Personal Representatives
11-4.2 - When Personal and Representative Causes of Action May Be Joined

Actions or proceedings brought against a personal representative
personally and in his representative capacity may be joined. In such
case a judgment for the plaintiff must clearly indicate whether it is
awarded against the defendant personally or in his representative
capacity.

Structure New York Laws

EPT - Estates, Powers and Trusts

Article 11 - Fiduciary: Powers, Duties and Limitations; Actions by or Against in Representative or Individual Capacities

Part 4 - Procedural Aspects of Actions by or Against Personal Representatives

11-4.1 - How to Sue or Be Sued

11-4.2 - When Personal and Representative Causes of Action May Be Joined

11-4.3 - Separate Dockets and Executions

11-4.4 - Commencement of Action Against Personal Representatives; Rule When Some of Representatives Not Served

11-4.5 - Want of Assets Not to Be Pleaded by Personal Representative

11-4.6 - Leave to Issue Execution Against Personal Representative; How Procured; Order and Contents Thereof; Security Before Order Granted; Execution on Judgme

11-4.7 - Liability of the Personal Representative for Claims Arising Out of the Administration of the Estate