The subrogation potential for these types of claims is meaningful but can be complex. The state where the claim occurs can make a difference and affect whether or not it is referred for subrogation. The subrogation potential for these types of claims is meaningful but can be complex. The state where the claim occurs can make a difference and affect whether or not it is referred for subrogation. (Photo: hin255/Adobe Stock and Jezper/Adobe Stock)

The impact of COVID can be felt everywhere and that is certainly true in the world of workers' compensation insurance and subrogation. Despite remaining closed for periods during the height of the pandemic, many businesses were required to pay for temporary disability benefits related to employees' inability to return to work.

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