Carriers that centralize their subrogation efforts succeed when they focus on hiring adequate staff with proper subrogation experience. (Photo: Shutterstock)
Subrogation is a provision found in most property and casualty insurance policies. However, while this has long been an agreement in most policies, the industry's ability to continue effectively servicing these claims on behalf of policyholders has changed. Like many business sectors, skilled teammates and the evolution of technology are vital.
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