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New York's trial and intermediate appellate courts are wasting time debating whether injuries are serious enough to merit lawsuits, a state appeals panel said Tuesday. The Appellate Division, 1st Department said the time has come for the Court of Appeals or the state legislature to reform the definition of "serious injury" under New York's insurance law. According to the panel, a "brighter line" needs to be drawn between those cases that reach the threshold and those that do not.
January 06, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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