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On Subrogation - Podcasts
Serving Corporations
November 28, 2025
When it comes to serving lawsuits, the process of providing service is extremely important. But what happens if the party you are serving is not an individual with a home address, but a corporation? Who do you serve, and where?
Bad Gas
October 31, 2025
Fuel contamination can lead to costly damage, but it can also lead to recovery opportunities. What is needed to successfully prove that a claim was caused by contaminated fuel, and that a service station or distributor is liable for damage to your insured’s vehicle?
What do you do when an auto subrogation claim involves a vehicle rented on a personal vehicle sharing platform? In the following episode of On Subrogation: Personal Vehicle Sharing, insurance lawyer and Rathbone Group Partner Jason Sullivan discusses what’s different about this new type of rental car subrogation. Most are familiar with rideshare services like […]
By Kami W 02/09/2026
Commercial and homeowners’ insurance claims for property damage are rarely simple transactions. Even when a roof collapse, flood, fire, or power surge may seem like an unpredictable accident, that may not be the case. There may be a third party, such as an installer, manufacturer, shipper, or contractor who acted negligently. When that’s the case, […]
By Kami W 01/26/2026
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