After nine successful years, Bowitch & Coffey is closing its doors. Starting August 1, 2021, Gary Bowitch and Dan Coffey will be practicing law in their own law firms and will continue to provide clients with the same high quality legal services in their areas of expertise. Their new contact information is:
Gary S. Bowitch
Attorney at Law
13 Willow Street
Castleton, NY 12033
Phone: 518-527-2232
Email: gbowitch@bowitchlaw.com
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Daniel Coffey
Coffey Law PLLC
17 Elk Street
Albany, NY 12207
Phone: 518-813-9500
Email: Dan@coffeylawny.com
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- Brownfield Gas Station Sites Returned to Tax Rolls
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- Bowitch Assists the North Country Redevelopment Task Force on Reuse of General Motors Brownfield Site
- Bowitch & Coffey Represents Town of Ballston Residents In Protecting Agricultural Lands
- Brownfield Gas Station Sites Returned to Tax Rolls
- Bowitch Negotiates Deal with EPA on Brownfield Site
- Bowitch Assists County in Obtaining Brownfield Funding and Brownfield Investigation
- Dan Coffey Speaks at National Conference in Florida
- Bowitch Assists Saratoga County In Securing EPA Cleanup of Brownfield Site
- Dan Coffey Sworn in as President of the Albany County Bar Association
- Coffey Speaks at NYS Bar Conference
- Bowitch Represents Livingston County in $20 Million Settlement of Salt Mine Collapse Case
- Bowitch Explains Brownfield Opportunities Area Grant Program at BOA Kick Off Meeting in Massena New York
- Bowitch Assists As Environmental Counsel to St. Lawrence County in Addressing Contaminated Properties
- Vermont Federal Court
- Coffey quoted on insurance law in Poughkeepsie Journal
- "Fire Scene" published Coffey’s article “How to Overcome a Daubert Challenge
- Daniel Coffey spoke at the National Business Institute
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- Subrogation Updates
- Judge rules suit against insured’s business does not violate anti-subrogation rule
- Default Judgment Vacated By Court in Subro Action
- Carrier Must Produce Its Underwriting File in Subro Litigation
- When Must the Subrogating Carrier Give Deposition Testimony?
- When Does a Subrogating Carrier's File Become Privileged?
- Broken Beer Bottle Expert Precluded from Testifying
- Carrier Cannot Subrogate Against One Who is Insured by the Same Carrier
- Appellate Court Affirms Dismissal of Subrogation Suit Where Truck Had Been "Modified" Prior to Fire
- Appellate Court Allows Subrogation Suit Against City of Ithaca to Proceed
- Judge Dismisses Subrogation Lawsuit Against Sprinkler and Alarm Companies
- Judge Rejects Defense’s Daubert Challenge to Subrogating Carrier’s Experts
- Judge Joins Subrogation Action with the Separate Action Filed by the Insured
- New York State versus Federal Expert Disclosure
- Court Denies Subrogating Carrier’s Attempt to “Sever” Its Claim from Its Insured’s Personal Injury Action
- Party Skipping Joint Scene Exam Can't Later Cry "Spoliations"
- Five Defenses to Contractual Waivers of Subrogation
- Divided New York High Court Finds 6-Year Statute of Limitations Against Contractors
- Court Reviews New York Products Liability Law
- Court Denies Insureds’ Attempt to “Piggyback” Claims Onto Carrier’s Subrogation Action
- Governor Signs Law Affecting Health Care Subrogation
- Statute of Limitations and the “Relation Back” Doctrine
- Recovering from the General Contractor for Negligence of a Subcontractor
- Insured Not Entitled to Sue for “Loss of Resale Value” of Repaired Auto
- Court Rules on Venue in a Subrogation Action
- NYS Legislature Passes Legislation Limiting Health Insurer Subrogation
- Carrier Permitted to Consolidate its APIP Subrogation Action With its Insured's Personal Injury Action
- Expert File Material May Have To Be Disclosed if Note Properly Protected
- New York Cannot Extinguish Medicare Provider’s Subrogation Lien
- Subrogating Under a “Bailment” Theory
- When is an Expert Report Privileged?
- Expert Witnesses: New York State vs. Federal Practice
- Fire Subrogation Claim Dismissed as Against Contractor
- High Court Denies Defendant Motion to Dismiss Products Liability Action
- Can I Sue a Child or a Child’s Parents?
- Court Dismisses Products Case Against Component Manufacturers
- Court Rules on “Anti-Subrogation” Rule and “Waiver of Subrogation” Clause
- Federal Judge Finds No Spoliation, Denies Daubert Challenge in Nutone Fan Case
- Defendant May Counterclaim in a Subrogation Action
- Burden is Much Greater in a “Design Defect” Case
- The “Assembly” Product Defect Case
- Maryland High Court Finds Waiver of Subrogation Provision May Be Inapplicable
- "Forcing" Insured to Protect Carrier's Subrogation Interests May Violate GBL 349
- Carrier May Not Intervene in its Insured’s Tort Litigation Since It Didn’t Make any Payments
- Procurement of Insurance Necessary Before Invoking Waiver of Subrogation
- When Can an Owner or Tenant be Held Liable for the Acts of an Arsonist?
- “Casual” Sellers of Products Immune from Subrogation Suit
- Statute of Limitations for Claims Against Contractors
- Court: Evidence Was Not “Spoliated” By Removing It From Fire Scene
- New York’s Highest Court Re-Affirms Governmental Immunity
- How to Overcome a "Daubert" Challenge
- Fire Chief Survives “Daubert” Challenge and May Testify at Trial
- Appellate Court Dismisses Tire Rupture Case
- Insured and Tortfeasor Can’t Extinguish Health Insurer’s Subro Rights
- The “Work Product” Exclusion Does Not Bar Subrogation Claim
- Health Insurer’s subrogation rights not extinguished by release signed by insured
- Failure to Give Adverse Party Notice Could Lead to Spoliation Sanctions
- Anti-Subrogation Rule Bars Recovery by Auto Insurer Against Driver
- Arbitrator finds liability against fire extinguishment inspection company
- Appellate Court Overturns Arson Verdict
- Court Interprets Contractor’s Indemnification Clause
- Court Allows Subrogation Action To Proceed Against A Municipality
- One Court Allows Auto Fire Case to Proceed; Another Court Dismisses Fireplace Subro
- Subrogation Mold Claim Is Dismissed
- Court Dismisses Claim by Property Owner Against Municipality
- “AntiSubrogation Rule” Does Not Bar Indemnification Claim
- Subrogation Action Does Not Carry Over to Tortfeasor’s Ex-Wife
- Court Allows Subrogation Action Against Sprinkler Installer and Inspector
- Environmental Updates
- Appeals Court Upholds Town’s Right to Prohibit “Hydrofracking”
- Third Department Reviews Freedom of Information Law Applicability to Hudson River PCB Cleanup Records
- Second Circuit Panel Reviews Legality of Suffolk County Mosquito Control Activities
- Landowner Liability for Petroleum Spills Reviewed by the Fourth Department
- DC Court of Appeals Rejects GE’s Constitutional Challenge to CERCLA‘s Unilateral Order Provisions
- Court of Appeals Revisits SEQRA Standing Rules
- Court of Appeals Rejects NYSDEC Interpretation Of Brownfield Statute
- Appellate Division Rules on Challenge to Construction of Sand Dunes on a Public Beach
- Appellate Court Upholds DEC Hazardous Waste Regulations
- Update on the Bigger Better Bottle Bill
- The “Bigger, Better Bottle Bill” Is Now The Law In New York
- Supreme Court Changes the Rules in “Landmark” CERCLA Decision
- Standing To Challenge Environmental Reviews At Issue Once Again
- Second Circuit Court of Appeals Clarifies Cost Recovery Rights Under CERCLA
- Fourth Department Upholds DEC Denial of Brownfield Cleanup Program Application
- Fourth Department Revisits Brownfield Cleanup Program Eligibility
- Albany Supreme Court Dismisses State’s Navigation Law Action
- A Brief Reflection on Upstate New York’s Environment
- DEC Issues New Policies On the Cleanup of Contaminated Sites
- The Third Department Reaffirms Expansive View of Liability for Petroleum Spills in New York
- Supreme Court Rules on Many Aspects of Oil Spill Law
- Appellate Court Allows Oil Spill Subrogation Against Tank Manufacturer
- Governor Signs Tenant Indoor Air Notification Law
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- Supreme Court Finds NYS DEC Acted Arbitrarily And Capriciously, and Unconstitutionally
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