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In my exploration of cases, I came across this really disturbing case.  What can someone do to provoke this type of reaction? People v Stewart, 2009

One issue or perhaps concern that exists in no-fault practice is whether a provider needs to submit a HIPPA compliant authorization in order to prosecute an

The Appellate Term, six years ago, analogized an action sounding in no-fault benefits to one for an account stated.  An account stated cause of action is

I am sure that those of you who read my blog on a regular or semi-regular basis have figured out who I was by now.  Let

I would like to thank Roy Mura at coverage counsel for including this blog in his google search. The irony is that you never really know

Matter of Interboro Mut. Indem. Ins. Co.2009 NY Slip Op 29225 (Sup. Ct. Nasaau Co. 2009) This case, despite how simple it appears, involved an extremely

While there is a drought in the well of new no-fault cases, here is a case that garnered my attention. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co. v Perez2009

There has been a dearth of no-fault news out in the most recent decision website. This is not to say that more earth shattering or technical

Since many PIP disputes center around MRI scans, it seems fit to discuss a New York Times article that involves the efficacy of MRI Scans. The

Yes, this is a no fault blog that I maintain, mostly for my own amusement. I take pride in the level of scholarship set forth in

Great Wall Acupuncture, P.C. v General Assur. Co.2008 NY Slip Op 28350 (App. Term 2d Dept. 2008) This case has been commented on numerous times before.