Insurance and Subrogation

Covers disputes involving insurance coverage, claims handling, policy interpretation, and insurer/insured rights and duties. Also addresses subrogation—when an insurer seeks reimbursement from a responsible third party after paying a loss—including liens, priority of recovery, and settlement issues.

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The Medical Lien That Can Eat Half Your Settlement — and How to Negotiate It

The Medical Lien That Can Eat Half Your Settlement — and How to Negotiate It

A medical lien can take 30%–50% (or more) of your personal injury settlement if it isn’t negotiated. Liens let hospitals, insurers, Medicare/Medicaid, and other providers claim repayment from your recovery, often reducing what you actually receive after fees and costs. This article explains the most common lien types, how they’re calculated and enforced, and practical […]
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What is subrogation?

What is subrogation?

Subrogation is when your insurance company takes over your right to recover money from the at-fault party after it pays your claim. It helps insurers recoup payouts, which can reduce overall premium costs and may reimburse your deductible. This article explains how subrogation works, common examples, and what it means for your claim. Subrogation is […]
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