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How Subrogation Works

Writer: Solace Risk ManagementSolace Risk Management

Subrogation is the legal right of an insurer—or in this case, a self-insured company—to pursue recovery from the party that caused the loss. The process typically involves:

  1. Identifying Recoverable Claims: A thorough claims review helps pinpoint incidents where another party is liable.

  2. Investigating Liability: Gathering evidence, witness statements, and police reports to establish fault.

  3. Pursuing Recovery: Negotiating settlements with the responsible party or their insurance carrier.

  4. Litigation (If Necessary): If a settlement cannot be reached, legal action may be taken to secure recovery.

 
 
 

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