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Many a businessperson is served with a deposition subpoena at some point in their career. The document is essentially a court order, issued by an attorney to a non-party witness, which compels them to go to a lawyer’s...

Expert consultants are chosen for a myriad of reasons, some good and some not.  Hopefully, the expert is selected because he or she has a proven track record, knows the subject matter, investigates in a thorough and...

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  Hear Ye, Hear Ye. . . One of the more frequent questions that I receive from my insurance subrogation clients relates to the “hows” and “whens” of sending a notice letter to a potentially...

The typical subrogation case usually goes something like this:  duty, breach, causation and damages. Once in a while, a contract with the adverse party provides a greater or better description of the duty, or a violation of...

CHURCH RECOVERS DAMAGES THROUGH INVERSE CONDEMNATION WHEN SEWER FLOODS Highlights Cummins & White subrogation expert Kevin Price successfully represented a church and its insurer in an inverse condemnation claim against...

Most  insurance companies have a strong staff of property adjusters with heavy case loads.  Sometimes they find that a case with good subrogation potential will slip through the cracks because evidence was not property...

How about this one for creating an awkward silence at a cocktail party:  “Everyone knows that an insurance company can’t usually subrogate against its own insured.”  Depending on the audience, the conversation often...