Tech Driven
New York No-Fault Collections
Advising Healthcare Providers
We provide comprehensive solutions for healthcare providers operating the New York no-fault insurance space. Our unique data-driven approach drives optimal billing and collection procedures. We represent no-fault providers in Examinations Under Oath (EUO), civil RICO litigation, and other matters.
To streamline the providers’ collection practices, we have developed exclusive tech solutions including custom in-house billing and collection software. The results are maximized by careful analysis of past collection outcomes.
Recent No-Fault Court Decisions
October 1, 2026
Medical Imaging of Bronx, P.C., Inc. v MVAIC (2026 NY Slip Op 26160)
The provider failed to justify the four-month delay between another insurer's denials and submission of its claims to MVAIC. The parties stipulated...
September 24, 2026
Burke 2 Physical Therapy, P.C. v State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co. PIP/BI Claims (2026 NY Slip Op 26164)
The provider failed to raise a factual issue concerning compliance with verification requests within 120 days. The Civil Court, Kings County, granted...
September 23, 2026
Matter of Nostrand Drugs Rx, Inc. v Church Mut. Ins. Co. (2026 NY Slip Op 05400)
The provider's petition to vacate a master arbitration award was denied because it showed no statutory ground for vacatur. The Appellate Division,...
September 23, 2026
Matter of Hartford Fire Ins. Co. v Villanueva (2026 NY Slip Op 05393)
The claimant failed to offer a reasonable excuse for defaulting in opposition to the insurer's petition to stay UM arbitration. After the claimant...
Market Share of New York Auto Insurance Claim Denials
Medical providers in New York who provide services to individuals injured in auto accidents often have their claims denied by insurance companies, either in part or in full. These denied claims frequently go to arbitration, and if not settled, result in an award. Hundreds of thousands of cases are filed in the New York no-fault arbitration forum every year.
These graphs display the number of arbitration awards involving the larger insurance companies. Note that this graph may not accurately represent the market share of the different carriers in the New York auto insurance market since denial rates are not uniform. Additionally, the numbers may be influenced by variations in the tendency to settle claims before they reach the arbitration stage. Despite these limitations and others, this graph may still provide an approximation of business trends.