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August 27, 2020

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New York Federal Court Clarifies Anti-Subrogation Rule

Newsletter, SubrogationBy JamieAugust 27, 2020

New York’s anti-subrogation rule (“ASR”) is found in common law and is not statutorily based. The anti-subrogation rule is a common-law doctrine crafted by the New York Court of Appeals “both to prevent the insurer from passing the incidence of…

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