Severance requires NF-10s
New York court clarifies that severance in no-fault insurance cases requires specific NF-10 form evidence, not just multiple accident dates, changing post-2016 requirements.
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9 articles by Jason Tenenbaum, Esq.
Understanding Severance in New York No-Fault Insurance Litigation
Learn about severance motions in New York no-fault insurance litigation. Expert legal guidance from experienced attorneys. Call 516-750-0595 for consultation.
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Severance denied
NY court denies severance motion in no-fault insurance case involving separate accidents, citing lack of prejudice to substantial rights under CPLR 603.
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Severance granted – reality is not a rosy
New York court grants severance in no-fault insurance case, separating 198 unrelated claims. Analysis of litigation strategy and costs in High Definition MRI v Mapfre Insurance.
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Verification received? I think not.
Court ruling shows employee affidavits can create legal presumptions about mailed verification documents, raising questions about premature insurance claims.
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Severance appropriate
Court rules on severance motion in no-fault insurance case involving multiple assignors from separate motor vehicle accidents under CPLR 603.
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It is John J. McGee again.
New York Court of Appeals rules on severance in no-fault insurance fraud cases involving multiple professional corporations and common scheme allegations.
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Sever it.
New York court definitively rules on joining multiple assignor claims from different accidents. Expert analysis of Georgetown v State Farm case. Call 516-750-0595.
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The Fourth Department for the first time in a decade has discussed the issue of what constitues a prima facie case
Learn how the Fourth Department aligned with other NY appellate divisions on prima facie case requirements in no-fault litigation. Key legal development for providers.
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