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5. Subrogation is insurace companies getting some one else to cover the l8ss

Reply to EnergizedLib (Reply #2)

Tue Oct 8, 2024, 11:54 PM

Oct 8

What Is Subrogation in Insurance
If you file a car insurance claim and your insurance company pays it even though the other driver is at fault, your insurer could file for reimbursement from the other driver’s insurer through the subrogation process. As a result, you could recoup part or all of your deductible.

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Whatever car insurance you have, don't get Geico [View all] EnergizedLib Oct 8 OP

Subrogation claim DURHAM D Oct 8 #1

What does that mean? EnergizedLib Oct 8 #2

Subrogation is insurace companies getting some one else to cover the l8ss IbogaProject Oct 8 #5

Insurance Companies Are a Necessary Evil - They Make Money by Denying and Minimizing Claims waterwatcher123 Oct 8 #3

You usually still owe a deductible regardless of fault unless you have "Broad Collision" instead of "Standard Collision" MichMan Oct 8 #4

This sounds perfectly normal. Jirel Oct 9 #6

The deductible is paid, that's normal. GEICO is A+ Bread and Circuses Oct 9 #7

Maybe it is the way, NOW--But about 15 years ago something similar happened to me. I paid NOTHING. USAA hlthe2b Oct 9 #11

A few words about a broker LilElf70 Oct 9 #8

I have USAA Insurance LogDog75 Oct 9 #9

See my post #11 on this (Likewise a USAA member). I cannot believe this is being done by other insurance companies... hlthe2b Oct 9 #12

it costs you nothing to consult a lawyer. ret5hd Oct 9 #10

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