Litigation

Subrogation is often explained as 'stepping into the shoes of another,' and is a way insurers can recover losses in some cases.

Insurers are in the business of risk transfer, so they should know better than most the risk involved with attorneys performing the same business function as that of a typical insurance adjuster.

An insurer claimed there was only an incidental connection between the victim's injuries and the bus she was in.

Federal Insurance names 17 defendants, including ScoreMore Holdings LLC, a Texas-based festival production, concert promotion and artist management company.

The agent is facing 27 counts including grand theft and forgery for stealing from at least 10 small businesses.

A group of insurance subrogation plaintiffs are continuing to pursue separate claims against Hyundai Motor America and Kia America Inc.

The case, which involved Sherwin-Williams Co., looks at if a commercial general liability policy should respond to public nuisance claims.

In this case, the duty to defend depended on the condo board's knowledge of occurrences in the underlying suit.