An insurer that paid $4.5 million to Dartmouth College to restore a dormitory that was damaged by fire can’t seek...
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Although I am a native Texan, I grew up in Wisconsin. Therefore, I am no stranger to cold weather or...
Injury and workers’ compensation cases involving slips and falls on snow and ice during winter in America’s northern states, and...
The bane of any subrogation professional’s existence is the dreaded release. It is no coincidence that when Zeus uttered the...
Workers’ compensation subrogation has another growing adversary—one that can slip in during the cover of night, gutting subrogation, and reimbursement...
A storm is rising, and it is not the type which causes damage to homes and vehicles. It causes damage...
The quid pro quo premise underlying the social compromise known as workers’ compensation is simple: an employee injured at work...
Automobile rentals is a $29 billion industry and constitutes a significant portion of the transport sector in America. In 2018,...
When employees work remotely from home or other locations, the normal rules of course and scope can become complicated and...
Many subrogation professionals will find themselves working from home in the near future. While much can be accomplished from a...