subrogates to the right of the insured to the extent of payment and then
After paying out the employer, the insurer sought to
subrogate against the employee.
The courts have held that builders' risk insurers are entitled to
subrogate against subcontractors provided coverage "as their interests may appear," concluding that this term is intended only "to give the subcontractor an interest in the building according to the amount of the subcontractor's work and material already utilized.
Rather, if the bankruptcy trustee has a direct [section] 548(a) theory against X, or if she can
subrogate herself to [C.sub.2] or some other creditor of D, she can avoid D's conveyance to X.
In practice, the insurer's right to
subrogate upon payment of any portion of the loss does not cause hardship to the insured.
The VA can also
subrogate in cases that result from a motor vehicle accident in any state that requires the owners or operators of motor vehicles registered in that state to have enforced automobile accident reparations insurance.
However, claims examiners working for different claims administrators sometimes establish informal agreements not to
subrogate against one another.
The limits and exclusions in the shop's policy are not typically shared and the collector's insurance company can pay a claim and
subrogate against the shop if there are issues that might otherwise delay payment.
"If you have $2,000 worth of equipment damaged in a home fire or flood, you don't want the insurance company to
subrogate against your employee," he explains.