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AI Part 2: Electric Boogaloo
October 2, 2026
Just as in practically all aspects of day-to-day life, AI has become an increasingly prevalent tool within the legal profession, with tools extending beyond general productivity to legal research, document analysis, and claims management.
Florida PIP: Unique Rules for Subro Recovery
September 4, 2026
PIP rules differ from state to state, especially when it comes to how insurers can seek reimbursement for the benefits they have paid.
Our country’s national parks are critical conservation resources and amazing sites to visit. But what happens when a park employee causes an auto accident? They are technically federal employees, so does subrogation against the government apply? In the episode of On Subrogation: Park Ranger Liability below, Rathbone Group attorney Jason Sullivan takes a trip out west to talk about a […]
By Kami W 07/06/2026
Why is PIP subrogation in Florida so complicated? How do you maximize recovery of commercial claims? The episode of On Subrogation: 3 Pitfalls for Florida PIP Reimbursement below is a follow-up to On Subrogation: Florida HB 837 PIP Commercial Right of Reimbursement, which provides an overview of the complexities of PIP subrogation in Florida. In this article, we […]
By Kami W 06/22/2026
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