One More Myth About New York’s Certificates of Insurance Law– Workers’ Compensation Forms
I have returned this morning from 11 days off. I spent a few days in the Thousand Islands region with some college friends, spent a week with my family on…
I have returned this morning from 11 days off. I spent a few days in the Thousand Islands region with some college friends, spent a week with my family on…
In just 18 days, New York’s certificates of insurance law will take effect. The New York State Department of Financial Services has posted an initial list of certificate forms it…
This endorsement excludes Labor Law claims and other injury claims involving temporary workers.
Last year, I developed and taught a continuing education course titled Absolute Liability: New York’s Scaffold Law and the Courts. The course looked at the history and interpretation of New York…
E&O Report | April 2015 | Volume 27, Number 4 On March 6th, Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed into law an amendment to New York Insurance Law with regards to certificates of insurance. The new law,…
New York’s so-called “scaffold law” (Sections 240(1) and 241(6) of the state’s Labor Law) has become notorious. Detractors in the insurance, construction, and real estate industries say it is unfair, redundant, and the…
Claim: Reforming the Scaffold Law would be unfair to workers, who would have no recourse in court.Response: Reform would not limit any worker’s right to sue, nor would it shield…
Question from member: “A client of ours incurred damage on a loaner car that was provided to them while their car was in for service. We filed a claim with their…
E&O Report | September 2013 | Volume 25, Number 9 We regularly receive phone calls from independent agents with questions on a wide variety of topics. Quite often the topics relate to concerns about an…
Question from an IIABNY member: “We have an insured who is taking in three foster children from Family Court. The mother of the children is heading to jail for a year. She is…