Khan v. Conventus Inter-Insurance Exchange

In Khan v. Conventus Inter-Ins Exchange, Jeffrey Pollock represented a physician alleging violations of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) concerning her medical malpractice insurance policy. The Superior Court of New Jersey dismissed all claims with prejudice, ruling that medical malpractice insurance did not qualify for the CFA, as it is not available to the general public as merchandise. Ultimately, Dr. Khan’s case set an important precedent for what type of claims are covered by the CFA.

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Dewan S. KHAN, M.D., on behalf of herself and all other similarly situated, Plaintiff, v. CONVENTUS INTER–INSURANCE EXCHANGE and NIP Management, Co., LLC, Defendants

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