10 articles published in June 2010
New York Court of Appeals ruling demonstrates that expert testimony in toxic exposure cases requires scientific data and analysis, not mere speculation, to establish causation.
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Central Nassau Diagnostic Imaging v GEICO case shows how providers can use admissions from notices to admit to establish prima facie cases for no-fault benefits.
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Court denies plaintiff's summary judgment motion due to inconsistencies between billing manager's affidavit and mailing certificate in no-fault insurance case.
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When treating physicians show conflicting findings about range of motion limitations, courts require proper reconciliation to establish medical necessity under New York's no-fault law.
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NY courts increasingly require movants seeking default judgments to provide summary judgment-level proof. Appellate Division case analysis on rear-end collision presumptions.
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Court ruling explains when denial of claim forms don't need business records exception - hearsay rules in no-fault insurance evidence cases on Long Island.
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Examining peer hearsay exceptions in NY no-fault cases, medical record admissibility, and verification procedures in Urban Radiology v Tri-State Consumer.
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First appellate case interpreting New York's no-fault one year rule for treatment requirements - Marc Habif v Kemper Auto case analysis and key takeaways.
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Court examines how plaintiff's own hospital records contradicted expert testimony in no-fault threshold case, creating triable issues of fact.
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A cautionary tale about how failing to establish basic liability elements can lead to directed verdicts and potential malpractice claims in personal injury cases.
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