When Road Rage Turns Deadly: Understanding Vehicular Violence in New York
Road rage incidents in New York can escalate to deadly violence with severe legal consequences. Learn about vehicular assault cases and criminal charges.
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2009 Legal Articles
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Single Motion Rule and Statute of Limitations: Long Island & NYC Legal Guide
Learn New York's single motion rule and statute of limitations in Chester Medical Diagnostic case. Essential guidance for Long Island and NYC no-fault insurance litigation.
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Collateral Estoppel in Medical Malpractice: Long Island & NYC Legal Guide
Learn how collateral estoppel in no-fault insurance cases can bind patients in personal injury claims. Essential guide for Long Island and NYC medical providers.
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Bad Faith Claims in No-Fault Insurance: Long Island & NYC Legal Guide
Learn about bad faith claims in no-fault insurance for Long Island & NYC. Expert analysis of penalty interest, attorney fees, and when insurers cross the line.
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Hungry, Hungry HIPAA: Navigating Privacy Requirements in New York No-Fault Practice
Expert analysis of HIPAA compliance in New York no-fault litigation. Learn when medical authorizations are required for discovery and benefits claims.
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Was That Injury Really Insignificant? Understanding the Serious Injury Threshold in New York
Learn how New York courts determine serious injury under Insurance Law 5102(d). Analysis of Sone v Qamar where 20-degree spinal limitation deemed insignificant.
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The Failure to Place Evidence in Proper Form Cannot Be Cured in a Supplemental Opposition
Learn why New York courts reject improperly formatted medical evidence and how supplemental opposition papers cannot cure procedural defects in personal injury cases.
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Prima Facie Case Requirements in NY No-Fault Insurance: Avoiding the Omni Chiropractic Mistake
Analysis of Omni Chiropractic v Travelers case on prima facie case requirements in NY no-fault insurance claims, including overdue payment proof and litigation strategy.
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Professional Service LLC Dissolution in NY: When Medical Licenses Are Suspended
Analysis of A.B. Med. Servs. v Travelers case on professional service LLC dissolution when medical licenses are suspended and asset recovery rights in New York.
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Fee Schedule Defenses in NY No-Fault Insurance: St. Vincent Med Care Case Analysis
Analysis of St. Vincent Med Care v Country-Wide Insurance case regarding fee schedule defenses and bundled services in NY no-fault insurance claims for healthcare providers.
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