Monthly Archives: April 2026

What are you supposed to do if you’ve paid for a huge construction project at your home or commercial facility and after the job is completed, you discover something’s wrong? Do you call the contractor and make a personal agreement? File a lawsuit? Well, it depends. In the episode below, On Subrogation: Right to Repair & Cure […]

In a subrogation context, liability is evaluated based off of a party’s failure to act reasonably to prevent a loss. In automotive subrogation, for instance, the driver who ran the red light failed to act reasonably to prevent them from T-boning the injured driver. They are liable for the loss, as they posed a risk […]