Attorney Fee Requirements in New York No-Fault Insurance Cases
Learn about attorney fee requirements in New York no-fault insurance cases after Cornell Medical. Important billing compliance for NYC and LI attorneys. Call 516-750-0595.
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May 2009 Articles
11 articles published in May 2009
Acupuncture Reimbursement Rates in New York No-Fault Insurance Cases
Learn about acupuncture reimbursement rates in New York no-fault insurance cases. Important legal precedent affecting NYC and Long Island patients. Call 516-750-0595.
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Stricken v. dismissed
Understanding the difference between stricken vs dismissed no-fault insurance cases in New York courts, including restoration procedures and strategic considerations.
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A plain disaster
Understanding EBT procedural requirements and Fogel decision impacts in no-fault insurance litigation. Expert analysis of A.M. Medical Services v GEICO case.
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Six year SOL
Understanding the six-year statute of limitations for no-fault insurance actions in New York. Expert analysis of Spring World Acupuncture v NYC Transit Authority decision.
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Insurance Company Rehabilitation: Understanding Complex Legal Transitions in New York
Learn about insurance company rehabilitation in New York, including the landmark Interboro case and how Article 73 & 74 of Insurance Law affect no-fault claims and policyholders.
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Insurance Subrogation and Property Damage Claims: A Comprehensive Guide for New York
Learn about insurance subrogation rights and property damage claims in New York. Expert analysis of Liberty Mutual v. Perez case and subrogation procedures.
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Court Venue Transfer in New York: Understanding the Complex Process
Learn about New York court venue transfer procedures and the complex process of moving cases between different court systems on Long Island and NYC.
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Forget the insurance carriers. How about the banks?
Banking crisis and foreclosure abuse lessons from Deutsche Bank v. Oliver case in Nassau County, examining corporate misconduct beyond insurance carriers during 2008-2009 financial crisis.
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The first of hopefully many
Long Island personal injury law blog discusses landmark Bongiorno v State Farm decision, marking first Richmond County reversal on medical necessity summary judgment in no-fault insurance cases.
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A minus v. Mercury
New York appellate court inconsistencies in no-fault insurance cases affecting venue selection and case outcomes for Long Island residents.
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