16 articles by Jason Tenenbaum, Esq.
Third DCA refuses to apply NY no-fault regulation 65-4.6(e) under abuse of discretion standard in Advanced Physical Therapy v. Camrac case involving attorney fees.
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Court distinguishes between Mallela defense and over-billing claims in no-fault insurance case, ruling that billing fraud doesn't qualify for extended defense timeline.
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Court clarifies attorney fee awards in no-fault arbitration appeals, establishing precedent for reasonable fee determination in master arbitration proceedings.
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New York court rules that infant compromise orders aren't needed in no-fault arbitration when healthcare provider acts as assignee, not the infant patient as party.
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Analysis of attorney fee recovery in New York declaratory judgment actions, examining when medical providers and insureds can recover legal costs in no-fault insurance disputes.
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Court rejects extraordinary attorney fees in no-fault case, finding issues weren't novel enough despite favorable outcome for plaintiff's counsel.
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Court ruling on Malella defense and attorney fee calculations in NY no-fault insurance arbitration, including fraudulent incorporation claims and Article 75 proceedings.
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Analysis of attorney fee recovery in no-fault insurance declaratory judgment cases, examining when insureds can recover fees when defending against insurer DJ actions.
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Court ruling clarifies that the 2014 attorney fee increase for no-fault insurance cases is not retroactive, supporting the $850 statutory maximum for pre-amendment cases.
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Court limits Article 75 attorney fees to $650 in no-fault insurance arbitration proceedings, raising questions about DFS regulation interpretation.
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EMA Acupuncture v Allstate clarifies attorney fee calculations in consolidated no-fault cases, establishing $850 maximum applies per aggregate claims from same accident.
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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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Court finds excessive interest calculation in no-fault case affects attorney fees under 11 NYCRR 65-4.6, highlighting importance of proper interest calculation periods.
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Civil Court rules providers can collect no-fault insurance interest under $5 despite regulatory language, ensuring statutory penalty provisions remain effective.
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Learn about attorney fee requirements in New York no-fault insurance cases after Cornell Medical. Important billing compliance for NYC and LI attorneys. Call 516-750-0595.
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Expert analysis of LMK attorney fee calculation issues in NY no-fault cases. Long Island attorney explains court decision problems. Call 516-750-0595.
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