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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December 2009 Articles
22 articles published in December 2009
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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The failure of an assignor to appear for an EBT is not a basis for a 3126 sanction against the assignee
Learn why assignor EBT failures don't warrant CPLR 3126 sanctions against assignees in NY no-fault insurance cases. MIA Acupuncture case analysis for providers.
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The Appellate Division discusses how an expert becomes comptent to testify about the standard of care in a specific area of practice
Learn NY medical expert testimony standards from Shectman v Wilson case. Expert qualification requirements for medical malpractice cases in NYC and Long Island.
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What should a lawyer do when a juror confronts this lawyer in a parking lot and tells him that she cannot start her car?
Learn proper lawyer ethics when encountering jurors outside court. Expert analysis of LaChapelle v McLoughlin case from NYC and Long Island legal perspective.
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NY EBT Venue Rules: When Courts Grant Undue Hardship Exceptions for Depositions
Learn when NY courts grant EBT venue exceptions for undue hardship. Expert analysis of deposition alternatives including videoconferencing options. Call 516-750-0595.
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Why Law Office Failure Excuses Must Be Detailed to Open Default Judgments in NY
Learn why NY courts require detailed law office failure excuses for default relief. Expert analysis of Second vs First Department standards. Call 516-750-0595.
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When Courts Should Deny Late Amendment Motions in New York Legal Cases
Learn when New York courts deny leave to amend motions due to timing issues. Expert analysis of the eve of trial standard for Long Island & NYC cases. Call 516-750-0595.
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Plaintiff's conclusory affidavit is insufficient to defeat an insurance carrier's lack of medical necessity motion
Why conclusory medical necessity affidavits fail against insurance companies. Expert analysis of Innovative Chiropractic v Travelers case. Call 516-750-0595.
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Sever it.
New York court definitively rules on joining multiple assignor claims from different accidents. Expert analysis of Georgetown v State Farm case. Call 516-750-0595.
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I was employed with [entity] for the duration of the claim
Learn about insurance affidavit employment duration requirements in NY no-fault cases. Expert legal analysis of Points of Health v GEICO case. Call 516-750-0595.
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It is Standing Again
Analysis of standing requirements in foreclosure vs no-fault insurance cases, examining retroactive assignments and legal interest requirements under NY law.
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Renewal Under Certain Circumstances May Be Granted to Correct an Improper Affirmation: A Comprehensive Guide to CPLR 2106 Requirements
Learn how CPLR 2106 affirmation defects can be corrected through renewal motions in NY litigation. Expert guide for Long Island attorneys on procedural requirements and remedies.
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Generalized Averment of Law Office Failure is Sufficient to Open a Default: A Comprehensive Analysis
Analysis of NY appellate court ruling on law office failure as good cause to open defaults, examining regional variations and procedural requirements.
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