Matthew Ferrie, Partner, is back again to host the newest episode of the Subro Sessions podcast. Bert Davis, Principal for Romauldi, Davidson, & Associates and BDA Engineering, joins Matt for the second episode on investigating residential electrical fires entitled, “Investigating Residential Electrical Fires Part II – Arcing and Arc Mapping.” Bert and Matt dive into arc mapping and how it assists in identifying the area of origin and fire spread in subrogation cases involving residential electrical fires.
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Workers’ Compensation Subrogation Tales by the Water Cooler: Part I – How to Handle a Case—AKA—What Are We Getting Ourselves Into?
Brett Tishler, Partner, and Michael Abed, Associate, are back to host the newest episode of Subro Sessions. This is the first of a two-part podcast series, entitled “Workers’ Compensation Subrogation Tales by the Water Cooler: Part I – How to Handle a Case—AKA—What Are We Getting Ourselves Into?” Brett and Michael are joined by a special guest, Rob Caplan, Partner, to trade stories and discuss the many moving parts in workers’ compensation #subrogation—and the many moving parts to consider when dealing with a new claim in order to obtain a recovery.
Mark your calendar for Part 2, entitled: “Tales by the Water Cooler: We Got a New Claim, Now What?” launching on Tuesday, December 19th.
Know Your Limits: An Intro to Statutes of Limitations
The newest episode of the Subro Sessions #podcast is out now. This episode tackles a central part of the #subrogation process: the statute of limitations and is hosted by David Huberman, Partner and Kyle Rice, Associate
In the latest episode of Subro Sessions, these White and Williams professionals tackle the core principles and issues brought up by the statute of limitations. They briefly explain what statutes of limitations are and explain the best ways to view and handle statutes in the subrogation process.
If you want to hear more about relevant subrogation topics, tune in on the third Tuesday of every month for the newest episode of Subro Sessions!
Subro Trauma Center – Part 2: A Long Way From Home – Pursuing Claims Against Foreign Entities
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The newest episode of the Subro Sessions podcast is out now. If you listened to the first installment of the “Subro Trauma Center – Discussions on Common Issues that Arise in Subrogation Claims and How to Address Them” series, you won’t want to miss Part 2: A Long Way From Home – Pursuing Claims Against Foreign Entities, hosted by Gus Sara, Lian Skaf and Matthew Ferrie.
Often, the presence of a foreign entity is seen as a dead end that could potentially result in a closed file. In this episode of Subro Sessions, Gus, Lian and Matt examine these types of files. They explore common factors to consider, the means of pursuit and laws that apply by using examples from their own experiences with foreign entities.
If you want to hear more about relevant subrogation topics, tune in on the third Tuesday of every month for the newest episode of Subro Sessions.
Part 1: Subrogor Problems – Handling Claims Involving an Uncooperative or Difficult Insured
Listen to the newest episode of the Subro Sessions #podcast where we launch a new series: “Subro Trauma Center – Discussions on Common Issues that Arise in Subrogation Claims and How to Address Them,” hosted by Gus Sara, Lian Skaf and Matthew I. Ferrie. The series analyzes common symptoms of subrogation claims, diagnoses potential problems and discusses how to treat the symptoms or problems to secure a recovery. Gus, Lian and Matt share their tips and experiences in “Part 1: Subrogor Problems – Handling Claims Involving an Uncooperative or Difficult Insured” to provide an explanation as to why the #insured is integral to the #subrogation process. They also discuss what the potential outcome is when the insured is not cooperative during the investigation.
Mark your calendars for “Part 2: A Long Way From Home – Pursuing Claims Against Foreign Entities,” available on June 20th!
Help Me Help You – How Working With Claimant’s Counsel Can Maximize Your Lien Recovery – “Part 3 – The War Story: Successes and Failures”
Listen to the newest episode of the Subro Sessions podcast, available now! Join Brett Tishler and Michael Abed for the third installment of their three-part series, “Help Me Help You – How Working With Claimant’s Counsel Can Maximize Your Lien Recovery.”
Part 3 of the series is entitled: The War Story: Successes and Failures. In Part 3, Brett and Mike discuss some war stories to help show how working with claimant’s counsel can maximize an insurer’s lien recovery.
Help Me Help You – How Working With Claimant’s Counsel Can Maximize Your Lien Recovery – “Part 2: The Investigation”
This is the second part of the three-part series entitled “Help Me Help You – How Working With Claimant’s Counsel Can Maximize Your Lien Recovery.”
In “Part 2: The Investigation,” Partner Brett Tishler and Associate Michael Abed take a deeper dive into the crucial steps that subrogation professionals execute immediately after a workers’ compensation third party claim is filed. Some of the topics covered in this episode include, gathering facts from the insured/employer, talking to witnesses, gaining access to the premises and gathering information about the machine that caused the injury to boost lien recovery.
Mark your calendar to listen to Brett and Michael for “Part 3 – The War Story: Successes and Failures” on Tuesday, April 18th!
Help Me Help You – How Working With Claimant’s Counsel Can Maximize Your Lien Recovery; “Part One: We Are the Necessary Evil”
In the most recent episode of the Subro Sessions Podcast, Brett Tishler and Michael Abed of the Subrogation Department discuss workers’ compensation subrogation, what it is and why helping the injured worker’s counsel pursue a third party claim can maximize your lien recovery.
In All Fairness: A Discussion of Recent Court Decisions Finding Arbitration Clauses Unenforceable
Listen to Partner Gus Sara as he discusses two recent court decisions which held that the arbitration provisions in two different residential construction contracts were unenforceable.
Failing Safely: Discussion on Product Design Defect Cases Related To Fail-Safe Components
Gus Sara, Partner, and Mike Abed, Associate, focus on their experience with proving a product design defect case under Pennsylvania-state tort law and sharing their experiences related to failsafe product components.