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A former law clerk in the New York Court of Appeals, Mr. Krinick has briefed and argued numerous precedent-setting appeals, including: Glassman v ProHealth,14 N.Y.3d 898 (2010) (health care licensing); Pavia v State Farm, 82 N.Y 2d 445 (1993) (insurance bad faith); State Farm v Mallela, 4 N.Y.3d 313 (2005) (insurance fraud); Collela v Board of Assessors, 95 N.Y.2d 401 (2000) (standing in a commercial dispute); Food Parade v Office of Consumer Affairs, 7 N.Y.3d 568 (2006) (municipal authority for unfair and deceptive practices); Brothers v NYSEG, 11 N.Y. 3d 251 (2008) (vicarious liability); and LMK Psychology v State Farm, 12 N.Y.3d 217 (2009) (no fault attorneys' fees). Among his most notable cases is his representation of the Long Island Power Authority in a series of lawsuits arising from their acquisition of LILCO and the Shoreham Settlement agreement. Mr. Krinick also has represented various industry groups and trade associations as amicus curiae in dozens of significant appeals and served as counsel in hundreds of significant rulings that impact such legal disciplines as: commercial and banking; municipal and public authorities; tort liability; insurance; insurance fraud, bad faith and no fault.

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