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What are my rights re: N.Y. State No Fault Denials?
Sent to Legal Experts May 03 06:24 PM

My No Fault was cancelled based on an IME by a Physiologist who said that I had reached pre-accident condition and needed no further treatment. My pre- accident condition was pain free for an extended period of time. [my P.A. can verify this]. I continue to have episodes of pain and continue to see my neurologist, physical therapist and chiropractor. They are continuing to submit bills. I received denials for medication and have contacted American Arbitration Association. This is going to an arbitrator. What are my rights? Is there a way to get my No Fault reinstated? What laws apply to my situation?                                                            Thank you for your assistance in this matter. Gail W.

 

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Bloomingburg, New York

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Talking with claims rep. and contacting American Arbitration Association

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Status:  Closed   Value: $10
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May 5 7:59 PM (2 days and 1 hour later)
         
Relist: I still need help.
No Fault cancelled due to IME by physiologist who said I had reached pre-accident condition. I had no pain at the time of the accident and for an extended period prior. I still have pain and have been seeing a chiropractor, neurologist and physical therapist. I am also on medication. What are my rights and what can I do?
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