Workers Compensation defense
Expert analysis of workers compensation defense issues in New York personal injury cases. Understanding no-fault insurance coordination, standing issues, and legal strategies for NYC and Long Island.
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June 2009 Articles
8 articles published in June 2009
Conclusory affidavits will not defeat an insurance carrier's summary judgment motion
Learn how conclusory affidavits fail to defeat insurance carriers' summary judgment motions in NY no-fault cases. Bronze Acupuncture v Mercury shows what works.
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Understanding Nunc Pro Tunc Relief: New York’s Historic Serve-and-File System
Learn about New York's abolished serve-and-file system and nunc pro tunc relief. Essential procedural history for Long Island and NYC attorneys.
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Discovery Violations and Court Sanctions: When New York Courts Strike Back
Learn how New York courts handle discovery violations and impose CPLR 3126 sanctions. Expert analysis of Northfield Ins. Co. v Model Towing & Recovery case.
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How Claim Representative Affidavits Can Cure NF-10 Form Inaccuracies in New York No-Fault Law
Learn how claim representative affidavits can cure NF-10 form inaccuracies in New York no-fault litigation. Expert guidance for medical providers. Call 516-750-0595.
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Understanding Prima Facie Cases in New York No-Fault Insurance Law
Learn about prima facie case requirements in New York no-fault insurance litigation. Expert guidance for medical providers on establishing strong claims. Call 516-750-0595.
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Motion to Reargue: Understanding the 30-Day Rule in New York Civil Procedure
Learn about Motion to Reargue deadlines in New York civil litigation. Expert guidance on CPLR 2221(d)(3) and when the 30-day rule may be tolled. Call 516-750-0595.
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EBT's in no fault practice – "laches does not apply"
Queens Chiropractic v Country Wide ruling that time delays don't waive insurance carriers' EBT rights in no-fault cases, contrasting with First Department precedent.
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