IME no-show –> Necesity to issue timely disclaimer
When patients miss IME appointments, insurers must issue timely disclaimers to deny claims. These NY appellate cases clarify strict procedural requirements.
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October 2011 Articles
5 articles published in October 2011
EUO – No need to highlight the information
New York court rules that EUO scheduling letters don't need to conspicuously highlight information, clarifying requirements under Insurance Department Regulations.
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Acupuncture – the fee schedule is incorporated by reference
NY court rules workers' compensation fee schedule incorporated by reference in no-fault acupuncture cases, establishing precedent for billing code requirements.
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The Court of Appeals discusses a condition precedent
Court of Appeals ruling on hospital NF-5 submissions and 30-day notification requirements under New York no-fault insurance condition precedent rules.
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Statute of doom.
No-fault insurance statute of limitations case analysis - EBM Med. Health Care v Amica showing how improper motion practice led to dismissal failure.
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