A tortfeasor has a right of joint and several liability and contribution when they paid more than their share of common liability.
Who is the Supplier
It is important to know who is the Supplier because Ohio Revised Code 2307.78 establishes the liability of a Supplier in product liability claims.
Assured Clear Distance Statute
The assured clear distance ahead for any driver changes in every instance due to conditions, surrounding vehicles, and a host of other factors.
The Lien Statute of Limitations Law for Ohio Explained
A lien is a legal claim that a creditor has on a property or asset of a debtor. Some common types of liens that we work in subrogation are a judgment lien, mechanics lien, and a mortgage lien.
Admissibility of Police Reports
A police report is inadmissible (aka hearsay) unless it meets one of the exceptions enumerated in the rules of evidence. Let's discuss what that means referencing automobile accidents, as most car accidents that end up in litigation are disputed liability.
Assumption of the Risk
Assumption of the risk is a common defense by recreation providers to negligence lawsuits involving all-terrain vehicles (ATV) where the rider is willingly taking a chance in a potentially dangerous situation.
Recreational User Statute
Ohio’s Recreational User Statute, codified in Ohio Revised Code section 1533.181, provides immunity to landowners who permit others to hunt, fish, snowmobile, or conduct other recreational activities on their property.
Further Examination of the Made Whole Doctrine
An insurance policy may avoid the application of the Made Whole Doctrine only by including language that is clear in establishing both a priority to the funds recovered and a right to any full or partial recovery.
SR-22 Bonds and Recovering Payments
In situations where a policy exclusion may apply, but payment has to be made due to the SR-22 bond, an insurer can seek reimbursement from its insured.
Early Retention Leads to Timely and Successful Outcome
The early retention of and trust placed in Keis George by the subrogated insurance company was critical in completing a timely investigation and securing the evidence necessary for a successful resolution, while preventing lengthy and expensive litigation.