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Subrogation damages, like most civil lawsuits, are a matter of proof. You need evidence to prove that you and your insured suffered the losses you are claiming. So what happens when those losses are not for damaged property or medical bills, but for lost profits? Can you ask the court to look into the future to pay for sales your insured would have made, but for the incident at issue?
On this week's episode, Rebecca and Steve explore real scenarios to guide listeners through the legal standards that shape these complex claims and break down the core elements behind successful lost profit recovery cases. Whether the insured business is a long-term established entity, or a brand new storefront, you may be able to successfully recover lost profits, as long as you have receipts.
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Subrogation damages, like most civil lawsuits, are a matter of proof. You need evidence to prove that you and your insured suffered the losses you are claiming. So what happens when those losses are not for damaged property or medical bills, but for lost profits? Can you ask the court to look into the future to pay for sales your insured would have made, but for the incident at issue?
On this week's episode, Rebecca and Steve explore real scenarios to guide listeners through the legal standards that shape these complex claims and break down the core elements behind successful lost profit recovery cases. Whether the insured business is a long-term established entity, or a brand new storefront, you may be able to successfully recover lost profits, as long as you have receipts.