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Insured Made Whole Doctrine: Texas and Washington

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This episode of Subro Sessions, hosted by associates Zachariah Sigda and Katherine Dempsey, entitled, “Insured Made Whole Doctrine: Texas and Washington State,” dives into the topic of the made whole doctrine. Zachariah and...more

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First-Dollar Risk Allocated to the Insured Is Not Subject to the Made Whole Doctrine

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Pursuant to the equitable made whole doctrine, where there are limited funds available, an insurer cannot pursue subrogation until the insured has been made whole – i.e., fully compensated – for its injuries. In City of...more

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New Jersey Supreme Court Instructs That Made-Whole Doctrine Does Not Override Policyholder’s Assumption of Risk

The New Jersey Supreme Court recently answered a question of law certified to it by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, and held that the made-whole doctrine “does not apply to first-dollar risk, such as a self-insured...more

Butler Weihmuller Katz Craig LLP

Butler's Thursday Tips #6 | Made-Whole Rule

Join us for this week's Thursday Tip as Partner Aaron Jacobs discusses the Made-Whole Rule in Subrogation law. #ButlerLegal #ThursdayTips #ThursdayThoughts ...more

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Subro Sense Podcast - Made Whole Rule: Lessons Learned From The 9/11 World Trade Center Litigation

The litigation ensuing from the catastrophic events of 9/11 highlighted the importance of addressing “Made Whole” considerations when evaluating subrogation claims. Butler’s Managing Partner, Scott Katz and Partner, Jessica...more

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Insurers Subrogating in Arkansas Must Expend Energy to Prove That Their Insureds Have Been Made Whole

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Arkansas employs the “made whole” doctrine, which requires an insured to be fully compensated for damages (i.e., to be “made whole”) before the insurer is entitled to recover in subrogation. As the Riley court established, an...more

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Subrogation recovery did not violate the made-whole-rule and was not in bad faith per Wisconsin Sup. Ct.

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It is highly unusual to find an insurance bad faith case which stems from an insurance company’s subrogation recovery. On July 6th, Wisconsin’s highest court had such a case, reversing the appellate court and holding that...more

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