17 East 96th Owners Corp. v. Madison 96th Associates

How courts have described this case

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• noting New York courts’ “reluctance” to dismiss such claims because of deficiencies in the pleadings
• “[A] particular cause of action accrues as soon as a claimant is able to state the elements of that cause of action____”
• “The availability of punitive damages in private lawsuits premised on unfair claim practices has been preempted by the administrative remedies available to the Superintendent of Insurance pursuant to Insurance Law § 2601.”
• person injured in automobile accident brought action against driver's insurer to recover on policy
• accrues when plaintiff is able to state the elements of that cause of action
• acknowledging public injury exception but finding it preempted by statute

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).