In the aftermath of a hurricane, property insurers often assume recovery prospects are non-existent. However, if there was recent work performed at the property, there may be subrogation potential. Recent roof work is often a major factor in exploring subrogation potential. With respect to a failed roof after a storm, the subrogation evaluation involves three main inqui...
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