Legal and Regulatory

Subrogation, Anti-Subrogation and Waiver of Subrogation

Understanding subrogation, anti-subrogation and waiver of subrogation through insurance policies, contracts and the law is essential to proactive risk management planning and post-loss claim adjustment.
By Julian D. Ehrlich
June 9, 2019
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by Julian D. Ehrlich
Julian Ehrlich, JD, is part of the Aon National Claims Leadership and has direct responsibility for the claims practice for the Greater New York Metro Region. His team of professionals advocates for clients on issues ranging from accurate reserving proper resolution strategies, best practices, an expanded carrier view of coverage, to making clients better insureds and providing superior service throughout the claims and litigation processes. He brings key constituencies together to work towards successful resolutions. He is adept at negotiating claims disputes and developing proactive preemptive solutions leveraging internal resources. He is the author of numerous published opinions and articles, and is a frequent lecturer at legal and industry conferences.

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