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Serving Corporations
November 28, 2025
When it comes to serving lawsuits, the process of providing service is extremely important. But what happens if the party you are serving is not an individual with a home address, but a corporation? Who do you serve, and where?
Bad Gas
October 31, 2025
Fuel contamination can lead to costly damage, but it can also lead to recovery opportunities. What is needed to successfully prove that a claim was caused by contaminated fuel, and that a service station or distributor is liable for damage to your insured’s vehicle?
Insurance subrogation is not a widely known or well-understood field of law, even within the insurance industry. Yet, subrogation is the mechanism by which insurers can be paid back for claims they paid out to their insureds while holding the responsible party accountable for the damage they caused. Misunderstandings and lack of available education on […]
By Kami W 01/12/2026
Insurance is meant to protect people and businesses from unfortunate events, accidents, negligence, and bad actors. When there’s an unexpected loss and it’s not the party’s own fault, insurance carriers step in to cover the cost, whether property damage, repairs, and/or medical costs. But what happens when there is someone to blame for the loss […]
By Kami W 12/29/2025
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