This article is a companion piece to this video Consider you are a witness to an emergency situation and you make the decision to help the injured party. Despite your good intentions, things go poorly and you contribute to their injuries/damages. Can you be held liable if you were just trying to help? In the […]
Some subrogation claims do not fall neatly under a tort or contract claim, but the carrier nonetheless has a right to recover a loss. This can make the process of subrogating the claim more difficult, but there is an alternate cause of action that may apply: unjust enrichment. A court’s focus in deciding subrogation outcomes […]
In subrogation claims cases for vehicular incidents that involve an uninsured motorist, pre-suit license suspensions, also referred to as administrative license suspensions, are a useful tool for subrogation professionals to maximize recovery for their clients. In the above episode of On Subrogation: Pre-Suit License Suspensions, RG founding partner and attorney, Kim Rathbone, discusses the nuances […]