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Insurance Company Receivership Question - Subrogating Claims? |
If an insurance attendance (personal homeowners lines) is going to be in, or currently is in receivership, will they make try and subrogate against as many claims that they have paid out as they can?
| Answer: Yes. They should have a subrogation reckon on, and subrogation will continue. If/when the company is closed down, the open subrogation claims are actually an asset, and may be sold to a third fete. Practically, if your subrogation doesn't happen within six month of the claim, it's probably not going to chance - and receivership usually takes 18 months or so to wind down the operations. |
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