subrogated

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Auto insurance has a negative EV, but when my carrier subrogated when someone rear-ended me it was useful and convenient.

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(law, transitive) To replace one person or thing with another.

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verb

(law, transitive) To replace one person or thing with another.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for subrogated.

verb

(law, transitive) To replace one person or thing with another.

Example sentences

Auto insurance has a negative EV, but when my carrier subrogated when someone rear-ended me it was useful and convenient.

Other driver was at-fault and I subrogated their insurance; didn't claim with mine.

Considering the timeline, Feb 26 to Present is a long time to work on an explanation for a forthcoming subrogated legal payout (potentially multiple) and the reputational damage hit for the defective software.

Children do not keep animals because all of they are little sadist jailers; they normally do this because are curious, want to understand any novelty around and have the basic impulse to protect, make lots of 'pet friends' or even experiment playing parent roles (with their 'subrogated sons').

I had a similar problem, with a much gnarlier insurer than Allstate, and the answer turned out to be to contact my own insurer (Progressive) and ask to have the claim subrogated --- Progressive paid for my damages, and then went after the liable insurer themselves.