VTL 313 in action
Court ruling on VTL 313 requirements for policy cancellation, including proper mailing procedures and DMV filing compliance within 30 days.
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9 articles by Jason Tenenbaum, Esq.
Mailing affidavit
Learn how defective insurance mailing procedures can invalidate policy cancellations. Charles Deng case analysis. Call 516-750-0595 for help.
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15 days is 360 hours
Court rules 15-day insurance cancellation notice means 360 hours, not calendar days. Supreme Court incorrectly calculated notice period in Global Liberty v Cedillo case.
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VTL cancellation issues
New York no-fault insurance case on VTL § 313 cancellation requirements and DMV filing proof issues for policy termination validity.
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VTL 313(2)(a) not complied with
Court ruling clarifies VTL 313(2)(a) filing requirements for insurance policy terminations and their impact on third-party claims and benefits.
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Failure to comply with PA law
New York court applies Pennsylvania insurance law requiring strict compliance with cancellation notice requirements, including proof of proper mailing address.
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What happened Mr. Rookie?
Court rules on insurance policy cancellation for nonpayment, discussing burden of proof requirements and statutory compliance under Vehicle and Traffic Law § 313.
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Staged accident and non-payments of premiums
Insurance fraud case reveals challenges with internet policy binding and payment requirements, highlighting need for stronger due diligence in no-fault claims.
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Default vacated on CPLR 317 grounds
Expert analysis of successful CPLR 317 motion to vacate default judgment in New York. Learn how proper legal strategy defeated challenging default in Second Department.
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