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3 articles by Jason Tenenbaum, Esq.

May 1, 2010

Causation, Renewal and a probable trip to the Court of Appeals

Henry v Peguero 2010 case analysis examining causation requirements in 5102(d) serious injury threshold claims, renewal motions, and potential Court of Appeals review.

February 26, 2010

It takes more than a mere allegation that a signature is not holographic in order to invoke the "stamped signature" rule. Also, a form defect can be fixed in reply.

Analysis of signature authenticity requirements and reply procedures in NY insurance litigation. Essential guidance on challenging stamped vs holographic signatures.

January 1, 2010

CPLR 2309 and the ability to submit new evidence in a reply

CPLR 2309 certificate of conformity requirements for out-of-state affidavits in New York civil litigation, including recent case law and practical implications.

Causation, Renewal and a probable trip to the Court of Appeals

It takes more than a mere allegation that a signature is not holographic in order to invoke the &quot;stamped signature&quot; rule. Also, a form defect can be fixed in reply.

CPLR 2309 and the ability to submit new evidence in a reply

It takes more than a mere allegation that a signature is not holographic in order to invoke the "stamped signature" rule. Also, a form defect can be fixed in reply.