For a law based on the idea no one is to blame, there sure is a lot of blame being thrown around for troubles with New York's No-Fault Insurance Law and Regulations.
Each week, we will cover new cases, regulations, changes in court rules and procedures in this area. Our main focus is on practice in the five boroughs around Manhattan, but we welcome posts about other locales as well. We also will have a few regular features like
Basics of No-Fault, Case of the Week, Question and Answers, and Ask our Readers. If you have any suggestions for more features or wish to contribute please send me an e-mail.
New York State No-Fault Insurance Law News, Analysis and Commentary
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