Digging For Diamonds

The daily life of a subrogation professional is often analogized to digging through stones in search of diamonds. The dig can be frustrating, exhausting, and even discouraging at times. Each investigation begins with optimism and enthusiasm, but many times the end result is that the diamond we thought we were holding, is just another stone.

Similar to mining for diamonds, where miners need to differentiate between everyday rocks and diamonds quickly and accurately, subrogation professionals need to be able to differentiate between claims with potential and those without in the same manner. Deciding whether to pursue or close a subrogation claim often hinges upon the investigation and the team making those decisions.