Appellate Term fiction
Appellate Term Court creates questionable precedent on severance in no-fault insurance cases involving multiple accidents, departing from established law.
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July 2021 Articles
8 articles published in July 2021
Use the Israel form databank when in doubt
Learn why precise stipulation language is crucial in no-fault insurance cases and when clerk's judgment entries require additional court motions in New York.
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Lost wages and first party: to arbitrate or to litigate
New York no-fault lost wages cases: when to arbitrate vs litigate for first-party claims. Expert analysis of NF-6 workers, evidentiary issues, and medical complications.
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A Civil procedure lesson in the form of a no-fault case – post judgment rate of interest is 2%
Learn how post-judgment interest rates work in New York no-fault cases through B.Z. Chiropractic v Allstate, covering Civil Court procedures and appellate review.
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EUO – condition precedent in Fla
Florida court upholds EUO as condition precedent in no-fault case, rejecting provider's argument that overdue bills discharge insured's duty to appear.
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Respond at your own peril
Court ruling on whether emails satisfy CPLR 2104 writing requirements in settlement agreements, analyzing Forcelli precedent and signature standards.
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Preclusion
Learn about preclusion rules in NY no-fault insurance law, including Fair Price family issues, material misrepresentation defenses, and how timely disclaimers work.
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Would you have appealed as a Plaintiff?
Personal injury attorney examines appellate strategy in Nieva-Silvera v Katz, where plaintiff successfully appealed $2M verdict to secure additional $570K damages.
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