Subrogation Practice Group

Subrogation, an equitable doctrine, allows, in both civil and worker’s compensation courts, for insurance carriers, self-insures, or third-party administrators, to seek equitable subrogation for payments made, either for property damages, or worker’s compensation payments, against a third party tortfeasor, or the tortfeasor’s insurance carrier.

At DuffyConnors, we have extensive experience and expertise in the investigation and prosecution of subrogation actions on behalf of our clients.

Respecting our experience and expertise, clients seek out our representation in connection with property losses involving fire, auto, property, and worker’s compensation. Asserting subrogation liens in worker’s compensation claims, our subrogation attorneys are well-familiar with the applicable subrogation practices and procedures under the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act, not only in terms of protecting subrogation liens, but also in terms in securing and recovering third-party settlement monies in satisfaction of compensable subrogation liens.

The property and workers’ compensation subrogation practice group attorneys include:

• Kevin L. Connors
• Patricia S. Duffy

Subrogation recovery matters, excluding claims involving the protection of worker’s compensation subrogation liens, are typically handled under a contingent fee arrangement with insurance carrier clients.

Questions regarding subrogation can be directed to the Subrogation Practice Group chairperson, Kevin Connors by , or by calling him at 610-524-2100, or on his cell at (610) 476-4059.

Members of our casualty litigation practice group include:

Kevin L. Connors

Patricia S. Duffy

Inquiries or referrals concerning our subrogation practice group can be directed to Kevin Connors via , or by calling him at 610-524-2100, or on his cell at (610) 476-4059.