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Starting in mid-January 2009, New York will bar personal injury or wrongful death insurers from disclaiming coverage due to a late notice of claim, filed within two years of an accident, unless insurers were "materially prejudiced" by the delay. The new law also allows injured parties, where coverage is disclaimed for late notice, to seek declaratory judgments in personal injury or wrongful death cases to determine the extent of defendants' insurance coverage and whether suits are worth pursuing.
July 30, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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