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National Law Journal

Justices Renew Interest in False Claims Act

The U.S. Supreme Court, showing a healthy appetite for challenges to the federal law targeting fraud against the government, asked the Obama administration on Monday for its views on whether the justices should hear a False Claims Act case involving U.S. Bank and a federally-backed mortgage insurance program.
14 minute read

National Law Journal

Feds Accuse Aetna, Humana of Trying to 'Derail' Antitrust Challenge

U.S. Justice Department lawyers, repudiating the misconduct allegations that Aetna Inc. and Humana Inc. raised in the government's blockbuster antitrust suit, accused attorneys for the health insurers of a "transparent" push to unravel the case before it's ever presented to a judge.
13 minute read

New York Law Journal

New York Uninsured and Underinsured Motorist Law & Practice

From trigger, to consent, to offsets, to stacking, it is all there for the taking, along with a chapter containing the forms, charts and regulations that practitioners need to be close at hand.
7 minute read

New York Law Journal

Accident Benefits Waived by Judge in Drunken Fatality

An insurer is not obligated to pay $50,000 under the accidental death and personal loss policy of a motorcyclist who was drunk and going 124 mph when he hit a car and was killed, a judge ruled.
6 minute read

New York Law Journal

Update on No-Fault and SUM Arbitration and Storm Sandy Mediation

William Considine, retired vice president for New York State Insurance Programs at the American Arbitration Association, and Frank Cruz, who currently serves in that position, describe the overall status of New York no-fault cases in arbitration. It's a story of steady, rapid growth. The article will also describe developments in other New York Insurance Programs of the American Arbitration Association, including the Storm Sandy Mediation program established on an emergency basis in early 2013, and the SUM and UM automobile insurance arbitration.
20 minute read

New York Law Journal

Gentlecare Ambulatory Anesthesia Services v. GEICO Ins.

By | October 04, 2016
Conclusory Attorney Affirmations Have No Probative Value as Lack Personal Knowledge
2 minute read

New York Law Journal

Lizardi v. Bogale

By | October 04, 2016
Motion to Quash Subpoena for Information Plaintiff Sought From Non-Party Granted
3 minute read

Daily Business Review

Florida Supreme Court Says Insurer Required to Foot Legal Fees

The Florida Supreme Court said a property insurer must pay the attorney fees of a homeowner who successfully challenged the company's contention that her home was not damaged by a sinkhole.
6 minute read

New York Law Journal

Tam Medical Supply Corp. v. American Transit Ins. Co.

By | September 29, 2016
Insurer's Cross-Motion For Dismissal Of Provider's Second Cause of Action Denied
2 minute read

New York Law Journal

Greenberg Explains Involvement as CEO in Failing AIG Line

A lawyer for the New York Attorney General's Office peppered Hank Greenberg with hours of questions on Tuesday, attempting to show he had played an intense, "hands on" role in trying to control losses from a failing auto-warranty insurance segment at AIG.
14 minute read

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