Dallas Subrogation Attorney
The Other Insurance Company is Taking Forever! Is Subrogation an Option For Me?
Subrogation is a process through which an insurance company can seek reimbursement for payment it made on a claim. Subrogation is possible when a victim in an accident files a claim through their own insurance company. The insurance company will typically pay for the damages in the accident but the insurance company will then seek reimbursement from the party responsible for the accident.
Subrogation exists because sometimes a defendant’s insurance company can be slow to process a claim. For instance, if a person is the victim in a car accident, he or she needs a replacement car quickly. If the defendant’s insurance company is handling the claim too slowly, the plaintiff might file a claim through his or her own insurance company to speed things along. The insurance company would then seek reimbursement through the defendant.
Contact the Dallas personal injury attorneys at Grossman Law Offices and let us make sure your injuries are fully compensated.
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