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NYS Trial Lawyers Association president addresses Hochul’s auto insurance reforms during annual gala
The New York State Trial Lawyers Association (NYSTLA) president criticized Governor Kathy Hochul's auto insurance reforms at an annual gala, arguing they limit justice by narrowing the definition of 'serious injury,' capping pain and suffering payouts at $100,000, and altering compensation rules for partially responsible crash victims. Hochul defended the reforms as measures to prevent insurance fraud and lower rates, but critics claim they reduce access to justice and prioritize insurance company interests over public welfare.
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