Claim rep affidavit sufficient to prove no insurance in effect
New York appellate court ruling shows claim representatives can provide sufficient affidavit evidence to prove no insurance coverage was in effect at time of accident.
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4 articles by Jason Tenenbaum, Esq.
There is no policy of insurance in effect – the standard is set forth below
New York court clarifies insurance companies don't need exhaustive documentation when proving no coverage exists, setting practical standards for no-fault cases.
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Triable issue of fact as to lack of coverage
Third Department case analyzes proof requirements for insurance carriers demonstrating lack of coverage, highlighting triable issues of fact in no-fault claims.
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The Appellate Division grants an Article 75 petition and remands the matter back to AAA arbitration
Appellate Division grants Article 75 petition in MVAIC v Interboro Medical, remanding no-fault arbitration case back to AAA for coverage determination.
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