Research & Studies
Insurance requirements differ across states. Further, the requirements in New York City differ from those in the rest of New York State. No-fault laws and high statutory insurance minimums work together to incentivize fraud, which results in excessive insurance payouts.
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Efforts to address the adverse consequences of third-party litigation funding could significantly enhance the competitive environment for attracting and retaining economic activity within New York.
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Consumers in Crisis
How New York’s Hostile Liability
Environment Inflates Insurance
Costs and Fleeces Empire State
Families
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The Sunlight Disinfectant Principle: Transparency & Full Disclosure Are Necessary Safeguards for Consumer Litigation Funding
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New York’s Nuisance Nuclear Verdicts
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Examines the high cost of “over-naming” in asbestos litigation
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Class Action Chaos: The Rise of Consumer Class Action Lawsuits in New York
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A study on New York’s asbestos trust claims and how they affect the courts
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The Costs of Labor Law 240 on New York’s Economy and Public Infrastructure
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