This chart provides an overview of subrogation rights for PIP and/or Med Pay-type benefits paid under the automobile insurance laws of all 50 states.

A legal form signed by an insured acknowledging receipt of settlement and release of all subrogation rights to the insurer.

A release form signed by an insured when making an uninsured motorist or underinsured motorist claim. Requires the insured to cooperate in the recovery of funds from the responsible party.

A notarized statement of the money claimed for a loss under a property coverage policy, which includes giving insurer the right to recovery.

Customized automobile subrogation promissory note which allows the insurance company to notify DMV/BMV in case of default by the tortfeasor.

State by state telephone call recording laws.

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Chart of feet traveled per second relative to speed (mph).

The ability of a landlord’s property insurer to subrogate against a tenant for property damage caused by the negligence of the tenant depends on which state the loss occurs in and the nature and language of the lease involved. Understanding when, where, and why such subrogation actions by a landlord’s insurer against a tenant are permitted or prohibited is critical to maximizing property subrogation recoveries and is the focus of this chart.

A property subrogation arbitration form.

An Arbitration Forums, Inc. form which is used by insurance companies when submitting an automobile claim for subrogation. The contentions sheet sets forth the legal argument that the claim is owed, and lists the evidence supporting that argument.

Claim form used to notify an individual of subrogation rights of an insurer for an auto insurance loss.

A release form signed by an insured when making an uninsured motorist or underinsured motorist claim. Requires the insured to cooperate in the recovery of funds from the responsible party.

A subrogation letter sent to an at-fault party requests reimbursement for automobile losses paid to insured.

The adjuster uses this form to identify potentially responsible third parties and their actions that may have caused worsened flood damage. This includes looking at foundation grading and adequacy of sewer lines.