Procedurally improper
Appeals court rules on judgment offset motion in no-fault insurance case, finding Civil Court's refusal to set off judgments was not improper exercise of discretion.
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5 articles by Jason Tenenbaum, Esq.
CCA 1401 – again
Court clarifies proper judgment preparation procedures under CCA 1401, emphasizing that attorneys, not court clerks, should prepare judgments except in specific circumstances.
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Satisfaction piece
Baldwin Acupuncture v Allstate case analysis on stipulation enforcement and default judgment vacation in New York no-fault insurance litigation.
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WHO?
W.H.O. Acupuncture v Geico case analysis covering acupuncture fee schedule constitutionality, appealable orders, and judgment preparation requirements in NY no-fault law.
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Fee Schedule Defense Requirements in No-Fault Insurance Cases | Long Island & NYC Legal Analysis
Expert legal analysis of fee schedule defense requirements in no-fault insurance cases. Call (516) 750-0595 for experienced representation in Long Island and NYC.
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