Subrogation

Just last week, the Second Circuit offered subrogation litigators a reminder about some negligence fundamentals.  While affirming an EDNY summary judgment ruling against an insurer in a fire subrogation case, the Second Circuit took a deeper dive than we’re accustomed to seeing about the why/what/where/when of circumstantial evidence. The immediate case involved an extension cord-sparked …

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Subrogation pros and their counsel frequently assess potential recoveries arising from a tenant’s negligence when the landlord is the insured.  Pennsylvania’s case-by-case approach warrants some attention here in the HKR Blog. The Superior Court – Pennsylvania’s intermediate appellate court – shines a light on the topic at least here in the Keystone state.  In Joella …

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