17 articles published in November 2010
Court ruling demonstrates that declaratory judgments granted on default may still be enforceable, even when the underlying basis for non-coverage isn't disclosed in the opinion.
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Law office failure case where First Department found excuse reasonable for restoring dismissed no-fault action despite paralegal's misunderstanding of case status on court website.
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Fourth Department reverses $44 million liability verdict, ordering fourth new trial while criticizing attorney conduct in complex evidentiary case.
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NY Court reverses dismissal for attorney's failure to appear, ruling law office failure due to family health crisis was excusable under CPLR 2005
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Three recent no-fault insurance cases demonstrate how plaintiffs consistently fail to provide adequate medical expert testimony to rebut insurance carriers' utilization reports.
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Appellate Term Second Department cases on insurance default judgments, law office failure excuses, and CPLR 2004 extensions in New York no-fault litigation.
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Learn about assignment revocation and material misrepresentation defenses in New Jersey vs New York no-fault insurance law from this landmark 2010 court decision.
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Attorney Jason Tenenbaum discusses his fifth successful challenge using CPLR 2106, preventing improper affirmations by corporate principals in litigation.
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Appellate Division ruling on Facebook discovery in personal injury cases - court denies overly broad social media account access requests
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Appellate Term compels Dr. Collins to attend deposition in another RLC Medical case, highlighting recurring patterns in no-fault insurance litigation.
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Learn about the 45-day rule for MVAIC claims and CPLR 3212(f) discovery requirements. Key court case analysis for New York no-fault insurance practitioners.
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Court case analysis showing consequences of failing to promptly apply to Workers' Compensation Board within 90 days after successful summary judgment motion results in dismissal.
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NY acupuncture reimbursement case: Appellate Term rules on proper billing codes 97810, 97811 and initial consultation fees under no-fault insurance law.
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New York appellate courts continue to cite the influential Pan Chiropractic v. Mercury decision in no-fault insurance disputes, reinforcing key precedents for medical necessity challenges.
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Learn about CPLR 2106 affirmation requirements in New York no-fault insurance cases and why affidavits are safer than affirmations for medical providers.
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MVAIC faces another courtroom defeat in S & L Med. P.C. v MVAIC, where untimely claim denials failed to protect against qualified no-fault benefit challenges.
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Appellate Term First Department issues harsh discovery sanctions ruling, striking defendant's answer for failure to respond to disclosure requests in no-fault case.
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