What is Subrogation?
Subrogation is important because it prevents you and your insurance company from paying for damages or financial losses that aren’t your fault.
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Veteran’s Heart Issues Expose Flaws with New Tracking System
Pilot sites report issues with new system, including active medications being dropped off of patient charts.
Pfizer Recalls Blood Pressure Medications
Medication for hypertension ceases distribution over potential cancer-causing effects.
Sandy Hook Families Ask Judge to Scrap Infowars Bankruptcy Case
An attorney for several Sandy Hook families said that Infowars’ intent in the bankruptcy proceedings is “sinister.”
Michigan Teenager Who Alleged Police Brutality Settles Lawsuit for $7.5k
The teenager, who ran from the police and then refused to sit inside a cruiser once handcuffed, sued the city after officers repeatedly hit her leg to force her inside a police car.
Rust Movie Productions Issued Fine for Safety Lapses
Rust’s production company must pay for having real weapons on set.
VR May Help Patients Manage Agoraphobia
Individuals suffering from severe social anxiety can more easily seek therapy via VR.
Explaining Premises Liability in Simpler Terms
An invitee is a person visiting a property to conduct business or make a purchase.
Your Florida Drinking Water May Be Killing You
Tri-halomethanes appear during water treatment with chlorine and other disinfectants.
The Housing Bubble and its Discontents
The housing bubble may be great for some investors, but it brings precarity for families while rent increases push low-income earners out on the street.