The information provided in this FAQ is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice.
Nothing on this page creates an attorney–client relationship, nor should it be relied upon as a substitute for consulting with a qualified attorney regarding your specific facts.
No-fault regulations, court rules, and insurance requirements change frequently, and certain procedural rules apply differently in arbitration versus litigation. Some items described here may be accurate for litigation but not arbitration, and vice versa. Your rights and obligations may also vary depending on the insurance carrier, the type of claim, or whether the matter involves a self-insured or municipal entity.
For advice tailored to your practice or your specific no-fault claim, please contact our office directly.
An attorney–client relationship is only formed after you sign a written retainer agreement with our firm.
This page is intended as attorney advertising under New York and New Jersey rules.