Insurance and Bad Faith
The Academy is committed to advocating for laws and policies in insurance and bad faith practices to protect consumers and ensure fair treatment.
Legislative Advocacy for Fair Insurance Practices
- Lobbying for Stronger Regulations: The Academy employs professional lobbyists to advocate for robust regulations that prevent insurance companies from engaging in bad faith practices. This includes pushing for laws that require insurers to handle claims promptly and fairly.
- Supporting Consumer Protection Laws: The Academy supports legislation that holds insurance companies accountable for dishonest or unfair practices. This includes advocating for laws that provide clear definitions of bad faith and establish penalties for insurers who violate these standards.
By focusing on these advocacy efforts, the New York State Academy of Trial Lawyers plays a crucial role in promoting laws and policies that ensure fair treatment in insurance practices, ultimately protecting consumers and the public.

Bill
Description
Position/Status
A10343
Relates to anti-concurrent causation clauses
Requires insurance policies which cover certain water or water-borne material damage also cover certain damage caused directly or indirectly by an excluded peril contributing concurrently or in any sequence.
Support