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Over the past 20 years, insurance companies have vacillated between centralizing and decentralizing their subrogation efforts.

Coverage Q&A: Most homeowners' policies will not cover damage that is not 'sudden and accidental.'

Approximately 15% of claims are closed without identifying subro opportunities.

Innovation and imagination are critical to imparting timeless insurance principles.

Parties looking to recover damages will consider potential sources of injury, but what about natural disasters?

Successfully identifying all viable subrogation avenues involves retaining the right experts, preserving key evidence and these other crucial moves.

Peter G. Rossi discusses a $3.4 million verdict and the underlying principles that helped secure victory.