Marchiano v. Mason

*740Contrary to the plaintiffs contentions, our review of the record discloses that the trial court’s charge with respect to the issue of "significant disfigurement” under the "No Fault” law adequately conveyed the applicable legal principles to the jury (see, PJI 2:88B [1991 Supp], see also, Insurance Law § 5102 [d]; Edwards v DeHaven, 155 AD2d 757; Landsman v Bunker, 142 AD2d 986; Prieston v Massaro, 107 AD2d 742, 743). It is well settled that in order to establish the existence of a significant disfigurement within the meaning of the "No Fault” law, a plaintiff must establish, inter alia, that…