This electronic "Handbook" summarizes laws across the nation that control the ability of a workers compensation insurer to recover benefits paid to an injured worker through the doctrine of subrogation.  All information was verified from published official sources before publication.  However, space limitations make it impossible to list all the exceptions and conditions that may govern a particular case.  In addition, statutes and court interpretations may change at any time.  The need for current information is more critical than ever, as tort reform has become a national issue.  Therefore, decisions on individual cases should be based on current information and advice of counsel.  In short, this Handbook should be the starting point for guidance, not a basis for final decisions.

The attorneys at Cohen, Placitella & Roth welcome your inquiries.  Cohen, Placitella & Roth has more than thirty-five years of experience, working with our clients and successfully litigating major subrogation cases in property loss and workers compensation.  Our staff is made up of seasoned professionals whose objective is to provide our clients with the best possible results and to help them reduce their costs.