Interest and attorney fee
Court finds excessive interest calculation in no-fault case affects attorney fees under 11 NYCRR 65-4.6, highlighting importance of proper interest calculation periods.
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8 articles by Jason Tenenbaum, Esq.
Interest-ing
New York court rules on when statutory interest begins accruing on no-fault insurance claims - from filing or service of summons and complaint under CCA 412.
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Interesting? Snooze and Lose
NY appellate court rules that no-fault providers who delay lawsuits 7+ years lose statutory interest windfall, ending "snooze and lose" practice.
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$5.00 rule
Civil Court rules providers can collect no-fault insurance interest under $5 despite regulatory language, ensuring statutory penalty provisions remain effective.
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MVAIC cannot prove lack of coverage and wants interest tolled indefinitely
MVAIC fails to prove lack of no-fault coverage eligibility and seeks indefinite interest tolling in medical provider reimbursement case, raising questions about litigation tactics.
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Shady Grove v. Allstate: How Federal Court Access Transformed NY No-Fault Class Actions
How Shady Grove v. Allstate opened federal courts to NY no-fault class actions. Expert analysis of Erie doctrine impact and forum shopping strategies. Call 516-750-0595.
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LMK Attorney Fee Calculation Problems in NY No-Fault Cases
Expert analysis of LMK attorney fee calculation issues in NY no-fault cases. Long Island attorney explains court decision problems. Call 516-750-0595.
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NY No-Fault Insurance Interest: East Acupuncture Decision Impact
NY Appellate Division's East Acupuncture decision changes no-fault insurance interest calculations for Long Island healthcare providers and attorneys.
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