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Monthly Archives: May 2026

Decoding Ohio Revised Code § 2323.44: Advocating for Recovery

Every subrogation professional is familiar with the dreaded reduce-your-claim conversation: an injured party’s  counsel calls you  to notify you their client is not being fully recompensed for their losses, so you should reduce the amount of the subrogation claim. In Ohio, protecting the right to maximum recovery can become particularly difficult, confusing, and subject to different interpretations under ORC […]

Attractive Nuisance: Can Liability be Placed on Someone without a Fully-Developed Frontal Lobe?

Proving negligence – and, therefore, the right to recovery – is a foundational mechanism of subrogation strategy. But what happens when the party who acted negligently should not necessarily be held responsible for their actions? In a recent podcast episode of On Subrogation, RG partners Rebecca Wright and Steve Alsip discussed negligence, kids, and case law […]