13 articles published in February 2015
Court ruling on facility fees for office-based surgery under NY no-fault insurance law, examining Insurance Law § 5108 and Workers' Compensation fee schedules.
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New York attorney fee limitations for no-fault insurance cases filed after February 4, 2015, including arbitration rates and maximum fee caps per regulation 11 NYCRR 65-4.6.
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New York criminal law on signature authentication and foundation requirements for prior inconsistent statements in cross-examination.
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Court rules that securitizing credit card debt doesn't eliminate the original issuer's standing to sue for unpaid balances, clarifying ownership rights in debt collection.
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Court finds that failure to stipulate to adjournment can constitute law office failure, providing grounds to vacate summary judgment entered on default.
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Court rules defendants waived their right to conduct neurological IME by failing to provide interpreter for scheduled examinations despite plaintiff's compliance.
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Learn the crucial difference between conditional and standard discovery orders in NY litigation and how they affect case strategy and deadlines.
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Key differences between significant limitation vs permanent consequential limitation in NY serious injury cases, including expert requirements and proof standards.
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New York courts rule that 120-day summary judgment deadlines don't apply to pro-se actions in lower courts without proper trial scheduling procedures.
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Court ruling establishes that fee schedule vendors can properly substitute claims representatives in affidavits defending workers' compensation fee schedule determinations.
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Court rules Allstate failed to act in good faith regarding additional verification requests in NY no-fault insurance case, affirming arbitrator's award.
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Court rules knee buckling while exiting vehicle doesn't qualify for NY no-fault benefits - use and operation requirements explained for personal injury claims.
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Liberty Mutual v Young case analysis: staged accident claims, coverage disclaimers, and uninsured motorist benefits in New York insurance law disputes.
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