A subrogation claim is a loss caused by the willful or unintentional negligent act of a third party.  While the basic concept is relatively straightforward, it involves both large and small investigations as well as analysis of losses for reducing expenses.

Subrogation Losses Recovered To Date

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What is Subrogation Recovery?

A subrogation claim is a loss caused by the negligent act of a third party. While the basic concept is relatively straightforward, it involves both large and small investigations as well as analysis of losses for reducing expenses.

Subrogation Recovery Claim Examples

  • Underground Infrastructure Damage
  • Auto Debris Cleanup
  • Fire Hydrant Damage
  • Sign Damage
  • Fence Damage
  • Vehicle Damage
  • Streetlight Pole Damage
  • Electric Pole Damage
  • Traffic Signal Damage
  • Transformer Damage
  • DUI Fees
  • Environment Spills
  • Graffiti Code Enforcement
  • Fires and Explosions
  • Emergency Response
  • Product Failure

How Do We Return Millions to Our Clients?

We work aggressively and professionally to maximize recovery on behalf of our clients. Our work ensures financial obligations that are the result of a responsible party’s (claimants) negligence are resolved quickly, while adhering to current law and best practices.  The goal is to help debtors achieve long-term compliance and deter non-compliance. We negotiate, as appropriate, settlements based on current federal and state laws to obtain the highest possible recovery.

Our services are typically provided solely on a success basis – when we recover, a fee is charged. Oftentimes, our fee is recovered from the claimant, making our services free to our clients.  Other fee arrangements may be provided.  The innovation of our approach includes the consistent recovery and collection of our fee, reducing our composite fees to industry lows.

Subrogation Recovery Support

  • Ensures protection of the client and debtor’s rights, privacy, and concerns
  • Resolves compliance issues in an impartial and professional manner
  • Understands all issues related to the cases we resolve
  • Educates the debtor to avoid future compliance issues
  • Offers voluntary options to resolve financial obligations relating to damage recovery in order to minimize intrusion
  • Empowers staff to end cycles of non-compliance with appropriate action
  • Utilizes the least intrusive involuntary actions first when voluntary options are exhausted

George Hills Claims University

Our one-of-a-kind PECP programs provide adjusters and claims processors the comprehensive training they need to succeed.