The quid pro quo premise underlying the social compromise known as workers’ compensation is simple: an employee injured at work...
Read More
Articles by Gary Wickert
Subrogation professionals are often required to deal with a variety of insurance companies, including those admitted or licensed to transact...
Read More
When a negligent driver causes damage to another vehicle in an accident, most states allow the owner of the damaged...
Read More

One insurance company – State Farm – has referred to dog bites as a “serious public health problem.” Last year...
Read More
Oh, that it wasn’t so, but today’s world of insurance claims adjusting, subrogation and civil litigation rewards the ability of...
Read More
Understanding Pedestrian and Crosswalk Laws in All 50 States Every year approximately 76,000 pedestrians suffer injuries when they are struck...
Read More
One day last month our firm received three separate, unrelated subrogation claim files involving serious personal injury, property damage, and...
Read More
We only hear half of what we listen to. Perhaps that is why most people instinctively use tautology when they...
Read More

In the Hawaiian religion, Tūtū Pele is the goddess of fire and volcanoes and the creator of the Hawaiian Islands....
Read More
Every year, property insurers write checks totaling nearly $15 billion in response to fire losses, large and small. Fire claims...
Read More