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Summary Judgment Successfully Obtained by Attorney Sean Brodersen

June 21, 2023
Accomplishments

Associate Sean Brodersen successfully moved for summary judgment in an action venued in Suffolk County.  In this medical malpractice case, the plaintiff sued both individually and as administrator of her husband’s estate to recover damages sustained allegedly when the defendants failed to timely perform pericardiocentesis on the plaintiff’s husband during his hospital admission, resulting in […]

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Karen Berberich and Amanda Dickens Obtain Summary Judgment for Insurance Carrier

June 13, 2023
Accomplishments

Karen Berberich and Amanda Dickens obtained summary judgment dismissal of an action brought by an insured homeowner against an insurance carrier client.  The Washington County Supreme Court lawsuit had sought coverage for the remediation of an oil spill in the plaintiff’s home.  Karen and Amanda successfully argued that the pollution exclusions applied to bar coverage […]

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Attorneys Karen Berberich and Amanda Dickens Obtain Dismissal for Client

February 23, 2023
Accomplishments

In an action brought by an alleged insured against the carrier seeking coverage in an underlying personal injury action, Karen Berberich and Amanda Dickens successfully defeated plaintiff’s motion for default judgment and obtained dismissal of the complaint against the carrier. They successfully defeated the presumption of proper service upon the Department of Financial Services, by […]

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Senior Counsel Michael Del Piano Prohibits New York State Department of Health from Terminating Employee for Not Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine in Arbitration Before AAA

October 19, 2022
Accomplishments

Senior Counsel Michael J. Del Piano recently won an arbitration against the New York State Department of Health (DOH) regarding its requirement that certain employees in DOH regulated facilities (i.e., hospitals, nursing homes, etc.) receive the COVID-19 vaccination or lose their jobs. DOH sought to terminate the employee, who objected to receiving the COVID-19 vaccination […]

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