When pursuing a subrogation claim for property damages against a public entity, the claimant carrier must evaluate its potential causes of action (i.e., theories of liability).  Two common tort actions, with their differences often misunderstood, are inverse condemnation and negligence.  For your quick reference, we compare and contrast the two. About The Author

Homelessness is a major issue in American cities. We receive many subrogation inquiries about whether public entities can be pursued when an incident begins in a homeless encampment on government property and then causes damage to an insured’s property. About The Author