COURSECA$137
No-Fault Law and Serious Injury Threshold - 2024 Update
Master key legal principles, case law, and strategies to handle no-fault and serious injury threshold claims.
1.5 hours
-47%
CA$73
AUTHOR(S)
Michael Hutter, Esq.
Professor of Law at Albany Law School and Special Counsel to Powers & Santola, LLP
About this course
This course delves into the intricate aspects of New York’s no-fault law and serious injury threshold, focusing on the latest statutory updates, case law, and litigation strategies. Participants will explore critical topics such as Insurance Law §5102(a) and §5102(d), the serious injury requirement, causation, and damages. Designed for personal injury litigators, the course equips attorneys with the tools to address challenges related to summary judgment motions, threshold categories, and issues of causation and aggravation. Real-world cases and practical insights will ensure attendees are prepared to navigate these complex legal frameworks effectively.
Topics List
- Overview of Insurance Law §5102(a) and §5102(d)
- Key updates to no-fault benefits and serious injury definitions
- Causation and aggravation: Addressing pre-existing conditions
- Analyzing threshold categories: Disfigurement, fractures, and limitations of use
- Summary judgment motions: Evidence and procedural requirements
- Damages: Economic loss and recoverable compensation
This course includes:
1.5 hours on-demand video
Beginner level
No preparation required
Published At Nov 24, 2024
Certificate of completion
No prerequisites
1 year access
Updated At Mar 29, 2025