FEATURE ARTICLE:
THREE CHEERS FOR THE MEDDLESOME CLERK: INTRUSIVE
ACTS CAN SAVE THE PLAINTIFF'S CASE AT COMMENCEMENT TIME--Part 1
 TRACKING
THE NEW LAWS
TIME TO MOVE TO REARGUE:
Court Offers Tacit Indication That Motion to
Reargue Continues to Be Timely If Made While Appeal Is Pending
PRESERVING JURISDICTIONAL OBJECTION:
60-Day Period in Which to Bring Improper Service
Defense to Judgment Doesn't Start Over When Amended Answer Is Served
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GENERAL
PRACTICE
MORE HENRY FALLOUT:
Another Second Department Court Distinguishes
Henry Case, Allowing Infant's Toll When Only Aunt Cares for Infant
HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL RECORDS:
Departmental Conflict on How Much Health Care
Provider Can Charge Per Page for Furnishing Patient's Record
LIABILITY FOR SPOLIATION OF EVIDENCE UPS:
Is Liable for Conduct That Prevents Injured
Employee from Identifying Shipper of Hazardous Material
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BY ANALOGY TO "APIP" CASES, CAN HEALTH INSURER,
BARRED FROM INTERVENING IN INSURED'S ACTION, BRING ITS OWN SUBROGATION
ACTION AND GET THE TWO CONSOLIDATED?
SETTLEMENT IN APIP SITUATIONS
BACKLOG
ITEMS
CLOSE SHAVE ON POUNDAGE:
Hospital Narrowly Avoids Some $90,000 in Sheriff's
Poundage by Delaying Payment of Settlement
SUBPOENA PRACTICE:
Request to Withdraw Subpoena Before Moving
to Quash Is Required Only for Non-Judicial Subpoena
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