Be Sure You’re Covered: Weitz on Automobile Litigation and No-Fault Handbook

Be Sure You’re Covered
Weitz on Automobile Litigation and No-Fault Handbook

by Harvey Weitz and Richard B. Ancowitz

Order Now and learn from Harvey Weitz, a master trial lawyer who has obtained multimillion-dollar results in hundreds of automobile cases and from renowned authority Richard B. Ancowitz . This book offers a comprehensive 506-page review and analysis of both No-Fault and SUM coverage in NewYork State, complete with litigation strategies and practice tips. Topics covered include:

New Regulations relating to matters such as giving Notice of Claim, the timely Submission of Medical Bills, and proper submission of Lost Earnings claims.
Analysis of whether a claimant seeking No-Fault reimbursement should proceed to arbitration or sue in court
Recent case law on how to oppose a summary judgment motion, and how not to
Discussion of the many procedural pitfalls out there waiting to trip up the unsuspecting No-Fault or SUM claimant. Don’t let them happen to you!

A necessity for any individual involved in automobile litigation

*** Now Available! ***

Weitz on Automobile Litigation & The No-Fault Handbook

2007-2008 Supplement!

If you already have the 10th edition of “Weitz on Automobile Litigation & The No-Fault Handbook,” it’s time to get the most recent supplement!

Learn about the latest changes in automobile law from renowned authorities Richard B. Ancowitz and Jonathan A. Dachs.
A necessity for any individual involved in automobile litigation!

In Memoriam: Judge Stanley Sporkin, the Grandfather of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act March 27, 2020
Stanley Sporkin, who successfully lobbied Congress to pass the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act in 1977, died on Monday at the age of 88. As the Chief Enforcement Officer of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Sporkinâ€™s investigations into large corporations found millions of dollars in secret bribes to politicians. The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act prohibits... […]
Medicare Recipients Targeted by Fraudsters Taking Advantage of COVID-19 Crisis, Feds Say March 25, 2020
Medicare fraud scam artists are preying on the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak, NBC West Palm Beach (WPTV) reports. Offering fake tests and vaccines for the novel coronavirus, which donâ€™t exist yet, are typical examples of false claims seen in online marketing ploys aimed at senior citizens, who are most vulnerable to the virus. Fraudsters are targeting... […]
SEC awards whistleblowers more than $2 Million March 24, 2020
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)Â awarded over $2 million toÂ whistleblowersÂ in the past two days,Â reflecting the strongÂ whistleblower provisions inÂ the Dodd-Frank Act.Â One whistleblower was awarded more than $1.6 million for providingÂ information leading toÂ a successfulÂ enforcement action for violations of securities law.Â In theÂ award order, the SEC said the whistleblower providedÂ uniqueÂ information,Â helped substantiate claims, and saved investigators time and resources.Â Â ... […]