3 CLE - On Demand Seminar
Understanding subrogation is essential in the intricate world of insurance and indemnity. This seminar explores the ins and outs of this complex legal concept, from its basic principles to its practical applications in various scenarios.
We will be rolling up our sleeves and getting down to the nitty-gritty of subrogation law. From conducting thorough investigations to navigating the twists and turns of litigation, we'll be sharing practical insights and strategies to help you navigate this often-misunderstood legal terrain with confidence.
We will also highlight the latest trends and developments in subrogation law, ensuring that you're not just up to speed, but ahead of the curve in this ever-evolving field.
TOPICS:
WHAT IS SUBROGATION?
• Defining the Concept: Equitable vs. Legal
• Areas of Subrogation
• Automobile
• Generally
• Medical Payments
• Workers Compensation
• Property/Product Liability
• Hurdles to Subrogation
• Construction Contracts
• Landlord/Tenant
• Actions of Insureds
SUBROGATION INVESTIGATION
• Presuit Investigation—Attorney Perspective
• Plaintiff’s Approach and Considerations
• Defense’s Approach and Considerations
• Presuit Investigation--Expert Perspective
• Choosing an Expert
• Approach to Investigation—NFPA 921
• Spoliation
• Case Study—Heat Tape Fire
LITIGATION
• Legal Theories
• Negligence
• Workmanship/Independent Contractors
• Breach of Contract
• Landlord Tenant
• Product Liability
• Defenses
• Discovery, Evidence and Trial Considerations
• Written Discovery
• Depositions
• Trial
EMERGING TRENDS & DEVELOPMENTS IN SUBROGATION
• Legal
• Industry and Technology
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FACULTY:
T. Blake Orner, Chair
Grant & Grant Attorneys, Indianapolis, IN
Nathan Dwyer, PE, CFI
Fire Findings, LLC, Benton Harbor, MI
Steven St. John
Skiles DeTrude, a Professional Association of Attorneys, Indianapolis, IN
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3 CLE - On Demand Seminar
ICLEF • Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum, Indianapolis, IN • Premier Indiana CLE
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