The First Department on Madison Avenue says no dice to Geico
First Department Court rules on GEICO priority payment disputes in M.N. Dental Diagnostics case. Expert legal analysis from Jason Tenenbaum Law. Call 516-750-0595.
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February 2011 Articles
16 articles published in February 2011
CPLR 4518(a) Business Records: Key Admissibility Rules for New York Litigation
Key CPLR 4518(a) business records admissibility rules after Rodriguez decision. Expert analysis for Long Island & NYC attorneys handling evidence issues.
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Account Stated Claims in New York: Why Failure to Annex Bills Requires Automatic Denial
Essential account stated claim requirements in NY after Cutler decision. Why failure to annex billing statements requires automatic denial. Expert legal analysis.
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Remote Depositions for International Parties: Legal Precedent from Long Island and NYC Courts
Learn when NY courts allow remote depositions for international parties. Key 2011 precedent for Long Island & NYC attorneys handling overseas witnesses.
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Geico now joins the Mercury and NYCM club in having their medical necesity motions denied based upon boilerplate letters of medical necessity
GEICO joins Mercury & NYCM with denied medical necessity motions. Important precedent for Long Island & NYC medical providers defending no-fault claims. Call 516-750-0595.
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Proof insufficient to prove the accident was intentional
NY court rules insufficient proof to establish intentional accident. Important guidance on police report admissibility for Long Island & NYC medical providers. Call 516-750-0595.
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EUO letter need not be in large font – ADA litigation here we come
NY Appellate Term rules EUO letters need not use large fonts. Important decision for Long Island & NYC medical providers on no-fault insurance requirements. Call 516-750-0595.
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Understanding CPLR 5019(a) Limitations: Why Courts Cannot Modify Judgment Amounts Based on Substantive Reasons
Expert analysis of CPLR 5019(a) limitations in NY civil practice. Mount Sinai decision on judgment modifications from experienced Long Island attorney.
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Understanding Third-Party Billing Records in New York No-Fault Claims: Appellate Term’s First Application of Carothers
Expert analysis of Appellate Term decision on third-party billing records in NY no-fault claims. Carothers application from experienced Long Island attorney.
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Understanding New York’s 2% Interest Rule on Overdue No-Fault Claims: DOI Clarification
Expert analysis of NY's 2% interest rule on overdue no-fault insurance claims. DOI clarification from experienced Long Island personal injury attorney.
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New York No-Fault Interest Regulations: Compound vs Simple Interest Analysis
Expert analysis of New York No-Fault interest regulations and the complex timing issues determining compound vs simple interest rates. Call 516-750-0595 for consultation.
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CPLR 4518(a) Business Records and Witness Exclusion in New York Courts
Learn about CPLR 4518(a) business records authentication and witness exclusion rules in NY litigation. Expert analysis from Long Island attorney Jason Tenenbaum.
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Understanding Errata Sheets and Credibility Issues in New York Depositions
Learn how errata sheet corrections impact credibility determinations and summary judgment motions in NY litigation. Expert analysis from Long Island attorney Jason Tenenbaum.
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Passenger Liability in Motor Vehicle Accidents: The Limits of Assumed Duty
Expert analysis of passenger liability in NY motor vehicle accidents. Understand assumed duty limits and liability theories. Long Island & NYC attorneys. Call 516-750-0595.
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Strategic MRI Timing in Personal Injury Cases: Why Later Can Be Better
Expert analysis of strategic MRI timing in NY personal injury cases. Learn why delayed imaging can be better. Long Island & NYC attorneys. Call 516-750-0595.
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Understanding SAPA Regulations: When Administrative Interpretation Falls Short
Expert analysis of SAPA regulations and administrative interpretation in NY no-fault insurance. Long Island & NYC personal injury attorneys. Call 516-750-0595.
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