Is Your NY Insurer Acting in Bad Faith?
Learn how insurers commit bad faith under NY's No-Fault Law and how to fight denied claims with legal strategies.
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16 articles by Jason Tenenbaum, Esq.
Perlbinder
Landmark bad faith insurance case Perlbinder v Vigilant allows punitive damages for breach of implied covenant, potentially reshaping NY insurance law.
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Bad faith not warranted: Cause of action dismissed
Expert analysis of insurance bad faith claims in New York. Learn from the Liang v Progressive case and protect your rights. Call 516-750-0595 for help.
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Understanding Insurance Bad Faith Claims in New York: Your Rights When Insurers Act Unfairly
Learn about insurance bad faith claims in New York. Understand your rights when insurers act unfairly. Call 516-750-0595 for a consultation.
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Bad Faith and Allstate
Roemer v Allstate case analysis examining bad faith insurance claims, covenant of good faith and fair dealing, and consequential damages in New York insurance law.
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Bad faith and GBL 349 has really arrived
Court ruling establishes bad faith and GBL 349 claims against insurers who pressure IME doctors to deny no-fault benefits, allowing consequential damages.
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The declaratory action was properly stated
First Department reverses dismissal of declaratory action against Liberty Mutual, finding breach of contract claims provide adequate notice under CPLR 3013.
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The actionable violation of 3.2(b)
New York no-fault insurance regulation 11 NYCRR 65-3.2(b) violations raise questions about actionable claims and remedies beyond administrative penalties in insurance disputes.
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The bad faith boondoggle that we knew was coming
Court ruling on GEICO bad faith insurance claim dismissal - analyzing SUM benefits dispute and insurer's duty to act in good faith under NY law.
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Sanctioned for good reason?
New York appellate court sanctions law firms $1500 and $500 for failing to notify court of settlement, highlighting repeated violations by The Rybak Firm in no-fault cases.
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Some fines issued
New York court imposes $1000 sanctions on law firms for failing to timely withdraw settled no-fault insurance appeal, highlighting procedural requirements.
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Bad faith
Court rules insurer's settlement decision was mistake in judgment, not bad faith, despite significant damages potential in GM case.
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Bad faith claim not adequately pleaded
New York court dismisses bad faith claim against Allstate, ruling plaintiff failed to allege tort independent of contractual obligations in no-fault insurance dispute.
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The motion that went nowhere
NY court dismisses no-fault insurance bad faith claim due to inadequate pleading of consequential damages, while allowing breach of contract claim to proceed.
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Bad Faith No-Fault Actions: A Game-Changing Development in New York Insurance Law
Discover how bad faith claims in no-fault actions could change NY insurance law. Expert analysis of Devonshire case implications. Free consultation - Call 516-750-0595.
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Bad Faith Claims in No-Fault Insurance: Long Island & NYC Legal Guide
Learn about bad faith claims in no-fault insurance for Long Island & NYC. Expert analysis of penalty interest, attorney fees, and when insurers cross the line.
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