Experienced subrogation professionals are usually quite adept atpursuing subrogation opportunities. Most property and casualtyclaims with recovery potential involve mundane automobile accidentswith vehicle damage or more challenging homeowner losses involvinga faulty product, improper installations or vehicle damage to astructure.
These scenarios are familiar to the seasoned recoveryprofessional; and for cases involving more complicatedcircumstances, an abundance of reliable information and resourcesare widely available from peer groups, experts and other sources onthe Internet. However, before a subrogation recovery can besuccessfully pursued, success depends on the last person looking atthe claim file before closure. That person must be adept atidentifying recovery potential or there is automatic failure.
Failure to Identify + Failure to Pursue = NoRecovery.
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