The Subrogation Strategist

Often times, subrogation practitioners take the “kitchen sink” approach when pursuing claims: they name all potentially liable parties under all available legal theories and whittle down from there. With construction defect cases in particular, the difficulty of identifying exactly who did what and which contractual provisions have which effect can lead to the decision to throw everything against the wall and see what sticks. However, in some cases, dealing with the ensuing motion practice from that approach just is not worth it.

In Proe, et. al. v. Diamond Homes et. al., 2025 ... Continue Reading