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Non-admitted insurers in New York

Non-admitted insurers in New York operate under different licensing and regulatory regimes than admitted carriers, and those differences matter for appeals bonds.

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Jan 26, 2026
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If a defendant appeals a civil judgment, what bonds or security are typically required to stay enforcement in New York state courts?

ordinarily requires an undertaking—most commonly an appeal or supersedeas bond—sufficient to cover the judgment, post‑judgment interest and costs to obtain an automatic stay of enforcement when a civi...

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How do non‑admitted insurance carriers differ from admitted carriers under New York law in appeals‑bond practice?

(excess & surplus) insurers in operate under different licensing and regulatory regimes than admitted carriers, and those differences matter for appeals bonds because courts and statutes impose specif...

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