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Conflict of Law: Which State has the Relevant Statute in a Subrogation Case?

In an increasingly mobile world, more subrogation claims than ever involve multiple jurisdictions, and neither carriers nor subrogation lawyers can count on states sharing similar statutes. In this episode of On Subrogation: Conflict of Law – Statute of Limitations, Rathbone Group partner Jason Sullivan discusses what to do when a subrogation case involves states with conflicting statutes of limitations on […]

Understanding the Basics of Statutes of Limitations

This article is a companion piece to this video Kim explains a statute of limitations as: A law that prescribes a period of limitation for the bringing of certain kinds of legal action. Statutes of limitation (SOLs) are considered an affirmative defense that must be brought in answer to litigation, or else it gets waived.  […]