How insurance benefits and other payments you receive may affect the damages you can recover in a New York personal injury lawsuit.

What Is the Collateral Source Rule?

What Is the Collateral Source Rule?

How New York Modified the Collateral Source Rule

How New York Modified the Collateral Source Rule

Why the Collateral Source Rule Matters to Your Case

Why the Collateral Source Rule Matters to Your Case

Frequently asked questions

If my health insurance paid my medical bills, can I still recover those costs from the person who injured me?

If my health insurance paid my medical bills, can I still recover those costs from the person who injured me?

Will the jury know that my health insurance paid my medical bills?

Will the jury know that my health insurance paid my medical bills?

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