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

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 subrogation claims and procedures. Which state’s statutes win out? It’s not always straightforward. A conflict of law arises where two states […]

Subrogating Against Affirmative Defenses: Sudden Medical Emergency

In this episode of On Subrogation: Sudden Medical Emergency, subrogation attorney Jason Sullivan discusses how to argue against a sudden medical emergency defense, one of the several affirmative tort defenses lawyers often encounter in insurance disputes. If you’re interested in the general sudden emergency defense in the context of subrogation cases, you can find a […]

When Finding a Liable Party in Your Subrogation Pursuit is a Divine Mystery

In the above episode of On Subrogation: Act of God Defense, Rathbone Group attorney Jason Sullivan discusses the Act of God Defense. Most often seen in subrogation claims for property damage, this legal mechanism protects potential litigants from being held liable for damages that are caused by a force of nature outside of any person’s […]

Subrogation Law: Knowing How to Go After a Government Tortfeasor

This article is a companion piece to this video Can You File a Subrogation Lawsuit Against the Government? What happens when the government causes damages or injury?  If you have a subrogation claim arising from a governmental employee’s negligence, what can you do? This post outlines RG’s On Subrogation episode: Filing Claims Against State and Local Governments, where […]