- “The regulatory scheme, however, does not permit abuse of the truth-seeking opportunity that 11 NYCCR §65-3.16(a)(12) authorizes. Indeed, the Superintendent’s regulations themselves provide for agency oversight of carriers, and demand that...

“For medical equipment and supplies (e.g., TENS units, soft collars) provided by a physician or medical equipment provider, the maximum permissible charge is 150 percent of the documented cost of the equipment to the provider. Appendix 17-C, Part E...

- “In the event that the party upon whom is served the demand specified in subdivision (b)(3) of this rule fails to serve and file a note of issue within such ninety day period, the court may take such initiative or grand such motion unless the said...

- “The Insurance Department regulations provide, in relevant part, for the direct payment of benefits “directly to the applicant … or, upon assignment by the applicant…). Pursuant to these regulations Plaintiff would be entitled to payment from...

- “[T]he defendant has the burden to prove that the services rendered were not medically necessary. To clarify, this Court finds that a plaintiff sustains its burden of proof by presenting a timely and proper notice of claim, for which there has been...