If A Tree Falls In The Forest, Does The Subrogation Department Hear It? June 2, 2016 By Gary Wickert During my first decade of practicing law in Texas, I enjoyed a good professional relationship with Texas Governor Greg Abbott....
Commentary: The Failure of No-Fault Insurance May 12, 2016 By Gary Wickert The Future Of Auto Insurance In No-Fault States In its widest sense, “no-fault insurance” is a term used to describe...
Driverless Car Litigation: The World of George Jetson Has Arrived April 7, 2016 By Gary Wickert Imagine beginning your day with a cup of coffee in the car on the way to work, watching the morning...
Subrogating Snowmageddon And Winter Roof Collapses March 3, 2016 By Gary Wickert As someone whose childhood winter chores included shoveling the roof, I have an intimate familiarity with the concept of the...
The Parable of the Crippled Mare: Loss-Of-Use Now Recoverable in Texas Total Loss Auto Cases February 4, 2016 By Gary Wickert Many years ago, a lawyer argued that the long-standing Texas rule prohibiting recovery of damages for loss of use of...
Making Subrogation While the Hay Shines January 7, 2016 By Gary Wickert Every year in North America insurers pay out tens of millions of claim dollars resulting from fires and feed damage...
Where’s my Deductible? December 3, 2015 By Gary Wickert A Survey of Laws Regarding Reimbursement of an Insured’s Deductible in all 50 States Most automobile insurance policies require their...
If It Seems too Good to Be True: The Problem With Cut-Rate Subrogation Vendors November 5, 2015 By Gary Wickert Litigation is rarely cheap, but it is often necessary. Nowhere is this truer than in the area of insurance subrogation,...
I Sue Dead People: When a Tortfeasor Dies, Your Subrogation Claim Doesn’t Need to Die too October 1, 2015 By Gary Wickert The author, Franz Kafka, known for his dark situations which many people relate to, once wrote a very short story...
Sudden Medical Emergencies While Driving September 3, 2015 By Gary L. Wickert and Caleb Katz When Driving Through Somebody’s Living Room Is Not Negligence Every day in America vehicles leave the roadway, travel across well-manicured...