Another arbitration only rule bites the dust
NY Appellate Division vacates arbitral award in no-fault insurance case, requiring de novo hearing on causation for post-accident medical equipment claims.
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March 2019 Articles
10 articles published in March 2019
Verification, again
New Horizon Surgical case analysis: Court dismisses no-fault claim when plaintiff's affidavit failed to include requested informed consent form despite claiming full compliance.
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Discovery
New York no-fault insurance discovery rules and deposition requirements in PIP litigation, including procedural requirements and cost implications for legal strategy.
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Pre-Existing Injuries in New York Personal Injury Cases: What You Need to Know
Learn how pre-existing conditions affect NY personal injury cases. Expert legal guidance for Long Island accidents. Call 516-750-0595 for free consultation.
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The powers of a court to vacate an arbitration award
Learn about court powers to vacate arbitration awards in NY no-fault insurance cases. Key legal standards and real case analysis from Miller v Elrac.
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Interest through payment
Queens County court rules 2% monthly interest continues on no-fault claims even after judgment entry, rejecting Appellate Term's suggestion of 9% annual rate.
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Service! Again!
New York court ruling shows how proper re-service during pending motion can cure jurisdictional defects and save plaintiff's case from dismissal.
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Civil Court Lacks Subject Matter Jurisdiction Over Declaratory Judgment Actions NY
NY Civil Court lacks jurisdiction over declaratory judgment actions. Get expert insurance litigation help. Call 516-750-0595 for free consultation.
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Poor No-Fault Opposition Papers Cannot Be Remedied on Appeal in NY
Poor no-fault opposition papers cannot be remedied on appeal in NY. Get expert legal help for healthcare providers. Call 516-750-0595 free consult.
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The provider must show up
New York no-fault insurance case where provider lost benefits for failing to appear at EUO. Court ruled insurer met burden for summary judgment dismissal.
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