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

            In the context of a landlord-tenant relationship, a landlord’s insurer’s right to subrogate against a tenant in Minnesota has evolved over time. What began as an anti-landlord tenant subrogation state has now evolved to a reasonable, contextual analysis of the applicable lease and relevant equities. About The Authors

Seems unnecessary to retain a cause and origin expert to investigate a water loss.  Both the insured and field adjuster have identified the “cause” and “origin” simply by observing water leaking from the water supply line.  Should the adjuster then simply collect the subject water supply line and ship it off to a vendor for...

To show our affection for our subro friends and colleagues, Cozen O’Connor has made this mixtape covering all genres with themes of fire, water, money, and the subro mindset.  Hope you enjoy this subro playlist! Side A We didn’t start the fire- Billy Joel Light my fire- The Doors Great Balls of Fire- Jerry Lee...