Refresh: Post-Judgment Executions: How to Secure Your Recovery After Judgment

Refresh: Post-Judgment Executions: How to Secure Your Recovery After Judgment

This week, join us as we revisit our episode on Post-Judgment Executions as a refresher! Original Air Date: October 29,2021. You've fought the hard fight and prevailed, securing a judgment. The hard part is in the past, right? Not necessarily. Obtaining recovery against an uninsured or underinsured tortfeasor can be an uphill battle. In all areas of subrogation, thousands of dollars in unpaid judgments go untouched and sometimes expire. This does not have to be the case. Once you secure a money judgment, you have a right to obtain a recovery, via liens, garnishments, suspensions, and other means. In this week's installment, join Rebecca [https://www.rathbonegroup.com/our-people/rebecca-w-wright/] and Steve [https://www.rathbonegroup.com/our-people/steven-alsip/] as they help navigate the options to securing your hard earned recovery from a less than cooperative Defendant.

Mediation as Therapy for Your Claim

Mediation is a powerful tool in the subrogation process, offering a strategic opportunity to resolve claims efficiently while minimizing litigation costs. On this week's episode, Rebecca [https://www.rathbonegroup.com/our-people/rebecca-w-wright/] sits down with Matt Arriaga, Certified Mediator with Arriaga Mediation, PLLC [https://url.usb.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/suSSCjAWlvCpkyPiRhqFmLkuS?domain=mediateanyconflict.com/], as he details his career path and how years in the courtroom led to a private mediation firm. Matt explains how a good mediation can benefit both parties over litigation, personally and financially, and why a good mediator, like a good therapist, can lead to a successful outcome.

Refresh: Arbitration Decision: The End… Or Is It?

This week, join us as we revisit our episode on Arbitration and Post Decision Inquiries as a refresher! Original Air Date: October 15, 2021. When a liability decision cannot be determined between insurance companies, carries often turn to arbitration to pursue the case further in Arbitration Forums. Filing arbitration is a cost effective and timely way to make a final and binding decision and recuperate a speedy recovery. But is the award always the end? Not necessarily. On this week's installment, Rebecca [https://www.rathbonegroup.com/our-people/rebecca-w-wright/] sits down with arbitration attorney, Ana Zgela [https://www.rathbonegroup.com/our-people/ana-m-zgela/], to discuss what exactly occurs when there is an error made by the arbitrator or the panel. They discuss how an appeal can be submitted or when a complete refile is necessary, as well as when a post decision inquiry (PDI) is the right way to address errors found in the award.

Frozen Pipes

When winter temperatures drop, frozen pipes can lead to costly water damage – and complex recovery efforts. So when the pipe bursts, who is responsible for the cold cleanup? On this week's episode, join Rebecca [https://www.rathbonegroup.com/our-people/rebecca-w-wright/] and Steve [https://www.rathbonegroup.com/our-people/steven-alsip/] as they explore the subrogation side of frozen pipe claims, including common causes, potential liable parties and key evidence insurers and recovery professionals should look for.

Refresh: Shedding Light on Power Utility Claims

This week, join us as we revisit our episode on Power Utility Claims as a refresher! Original Air Date: October 1, 2021. Electric Utility distribution systems all work as part of a massive infrastructure transporting energy from Generator to End User. Whether installed overhead, underground, or a combination of both, these major structures could cause issue as much as they provide energy. Fire, injury or even death could be the result of a damaged power line. But who is at fault? On this week's episode, join Rebecca [https://www.rathbonegroup.com/our-people/rebecca-w-wright/] and Steve [https://www.rathbonegroup.com/our-people/steven-alsip/] as they shed some light on how these utility pole cases differ from state to state, and who should be held responsible in the event of a mishap.