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Attorney Adam Lowenstein Prevails In Credibility Trial in New York

LOIS attorney Adam Lowenstein prevailed at trial resulting in a case disallowance. This was an unwitnessed slip and fall accident with alleged injuries to the right knee, left foot, left knee, neck, back and right shoulder.

The Independent Medical Evaluator (IME) conceded causal relationship. Despite the concessions, after thorough cross-examination of the claimant utilizing information provided while interviewing employer witnesses and reviewing medical records, we were able to show the Law Judge that the claimant’s story was not credible. This ultimately led to the disallowance of the claim.

Case Information

  • CASE: AA v. 191AA
  • CLIENT: A National Insurance Carrier
  • DATE OF DECISION: July 21, 2020
  • LOIS ATTORNEY: Adam J. Lowenstein
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