Defendants face stiff challenge on subrogation inflation argument
The recent verdict in RSA's high-profile subrogation case could pose challenges for insurers wishing to dispute increased pricing on motor claims in court, according to Temple Garden Chambers barrister Aidan Ellis.
The June verdict handed down by Mr Justice Cooke in the High Court found that insurers, standing in for claimants, could claim back the reasonable cost of repairs, even if the actual costs incurred
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