22 articles by Jason Tenenbaum, Esq.
NY appellate court cases showing inadequate office practice affidavits fail to prove proper mailing of EUO letters, IME notices, and claim denials.
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Court clarifies that failure to mail no-fault denial forms in duplicate is not automatically fatal to insurance company's defense, reinforcing procedural flexibility.
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Court rules EUO denial valid despite not specifying examination dates, rejecting plaintiff's argument that omission made denial vague or conclusory under New York no-fault law.
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Second Department ruling on timely NF-10 denial forms with errors - when nonprejudicial mistakes don't invalidate proper no-fault insurance denials.
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Court rules on no-fault insurance denial mailing issues in Urban Well Acupuncture v American Commerce, highlighting defective mailing proof and proper denial procedures.
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Court ruling clarifies that summary judgment motions are limited to specific pleadings, requiring defendants only address claims actually raised in no-fault cases.
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Court ruling clarifies that failure to serve no-fault denial in duplicate copies alone is not fatal to preserving defenses, following post-Rusk case developments.
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Court rules State Farm's 15-day delay in sending disclaimer letters after completing investigation was unreasonable, resulting in waived coverage defenses.
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NYU-Hospital v Esurance: Court rules on defective no-fault denial forms and business records defense in New York insurance law case with timely filing issues.
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Court finds insurance denial fatally flawed due to incomplete information and incorrect applicant listing, highlighting ongoing issues with denial technicalities in no-fault cases.
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NY court rules three errors in no-fault denial letters create fatal defects, demonstrating how precision matters in insurance claim responses.
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Analysis of catastrophic DWI defense failures due to defective NF-10 forms and mailing errors. Expert no-fault insurance representation in Long Island & NYC.
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Expert legal analysis of no-fault insurance claim denials from Five Boro Psychological Services case. Learn denial of claim form evidence rules for Long Island and NYC.
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Court ruling adds "prejudice" test to defective denial analysis in New York no-fault PIP litigation, making denial validity determinations more complex.
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New York court rejects GEICO's fraud counterclaim in no-fault case, ruling claims precluded due to untimely denial of benefits on fraud grounds.
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Analysis of Appellate Term decision limiting CPLR 3212(f) relief in three circumstances. Essential guidance for NY civil practice and discovery strategy.
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Learn why specific challenges to denial forms must be raised at trial level in New York no-fault cases. Expert analysis for Long Island and NYC medical providers.
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Deep dive into St. Barnabus v. Allstate case reveals critical lessons about no-fault insurance defense strategy and affidavit support for Long Island & NYC residents.
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Learn how mistakes in insurance denial letters can invalidate claims in NY no-fault cases. Expert analysis of St. Barnabus v. Allstate for Long Island & NYC residents.
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Learn how claim representative affidavits can cure NF-10 form inaccuracies in New York no-fault litigation. Expert guidance for medical providers. Call 516-750-0595.
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Ortho Med Supply v Mercury reveals hidden complexities in no-fault insurance law beyond surface medical necessity issues. Expert legal analysis.
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Challenge NY no-fault medical necessity denials. Expert analysis of four corners doctrine and PIP jurisprudence for Long Island and NYC victims.
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