“What are the obligations and duties of an insurer, insurance broker or agent with respect to notices of cancellation for nonpayment of premium? New York Insurance Law § 3426 governs the cancellation of commercial lines insurance policies, and provides for instances where an insurer has a statutory right of cancellation, such as the nonpayment of premium.”
Gabay served as faculty speaker for The Practicing Law Institute, Attorneys in Transition 2009: Options and Opportunities in Today’s Economy. April 2009
Gabay & Bowler featured on Television Channel NY1 for Women’s History Month: Cracking The Glass Ceiling One Client At A Time. March 19, 2009
“The policy defined an “insured” as “any person or organization for whom you are performing operations when you and such person or organization have agreed in writing in a contract or agreement that such person or organization be added as additional insured on your policy.”
“Can an insurance company cancel your homeowner’s policy if you leave your New York home unoccupied during the winter months in order to spend the season in a warmer climate? Apparently, many insurance companies have canceled homeowners’ policies claiming either that an unoccupied residence constitutes (a) a “physical change” or (b) a willful or reckless act or omission increasing the hazard insured against.”
“As opposed to the detailed Regulations governing advertisements for accident and health insurance, there are no separate Regulations governing advertisements for property and casualty brokers and agents.”
Gabay quoted in The New York Law Journal regarding SLAPP action, – New York Law Journal. January 7, 2009
Gabay served as faculty speaker for The Practicing Law Institute. January 2009
Transition Networking Strategies for Female Attorneys- The New Jersey Law Journal. December 18, 2008
“The main difference between a marriage and a civil union is that there is no requirement that civil unions be recognized outside of the state.”