EPISODE · Jan 14, 2026 · 21 MIN
Understanding New York Law and Truck Accidents
from Road To Recovery with Shaked Law · host roadtorecoverywithshakedlaw
Episode Summary: In this episode, attorney Michael Greenspan sheds light on New York law and its implications for truck accidents. He delves into the complexities of New York's no-fault state status, the stringent threshold for proving serious injuries, and the stark differences in wrongful death compensation compared to other states. Michael also discusses the challenges of pursuing bad faith claims against insurance companies and navigating legal actions against governmental entities in New York. Key Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction 01:30 – Michael's 33 years of legal practice in New York 04:15 – New York's no-fault state status and mandatory bodily injury coverage 07:45 – Understanding the threshold for proving serious injuries in New York 12:20 – Conscious pain and suffering requirements in wrongful death cases 15:55 – Challenges in pursuing bad faith claims against insurance companies in New York 19:40 – Legal actions against governmental entities in New York and the Court of Claims process About the Show: *Road to Recovery* is a legal podcast that explores various aspects of personal injury law, with a focus on New York jurisdiction. The show provides valuable insights and expert analysis on legal matters affecting individuals and families.
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In this episode, attorney Michael Greenspan sheds light on New York law and its implications for truck accidents. He delves into the complexities of New York’s no-fault state status, the stringent threshold for proving serious injuries, and the stark differences in wrongful death compensation compared to other states. Michael also discusses the challenges of pursuing bad faith claims against insurance companies and navigating legal actions against governmental entities in New York.
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