Getting Robocalls or Texts You Don’t Want? You Can Revoke Consent Any Way You Choose
Federal rules now let you tell a company to stop calling or texting you in any reasonable way, and it has no more than 10 business days to comply.
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New York Eliminated the 90/180-Day Injury Category for Car Accident Lawsuits
New York removed the 90/180-day “serious injury” category for any car accident lawsuit filed on or after May 26, 2026, even if the crash happened earlier.
NYC's New Debt Collection Rules: You Can Dispute a Debt at Any Time
From January 1, 2027, New York City’s SHIELD Rule lets you dispute a debt verbally or in writing at any time, and the collector has to stop collecting and produce documents within 60 days.
Sued by a Debt Collector in New York? What to Do First
You generally have 20 or 30 days to answer a debt collection summons in New York. Here is what that deadline means, what a default judgment allows, and the defenses worth raising.
No-Fault Insurance Law Wrap-Up: Hearsay, Material Misrep and Lack of Causation
Hearsay exceptions, material misrepresentation defences and lack of causation — and the evidence an insurer needs for each.
No Fault, No Pay? A Guide to Claims Limitations
How the No-Fault Regulations order payment of multiple claims when a policy is near exhaustion.
NY No-Fault Insurance Adopts Worker’s Compensation Fee Schedule
New York No-Fault Insurance adopts the Worker’s Compensation Fee Schedule as its fee schedule.
No-Fault Insurance Law Wrap-Up: Recent Decisions Concerning New York’s MVAIC Coverage
A summary of recent decisions concerning MVAIC coverage.
No-Fault Insurance Law Wrap-Up: Recent Decisions Concerning Arbitration Awards
A review of recent court decisions concerning no-fault arbitration awards.
Post-EUO Verification Requests
An insurer’s entitlement to additional verification after an examination under oath, under 11 NYCRR 65-3.5.