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No Free Ride on Future Benefits: Utah Requires Workers’ Compensation Carriers to Pay For The Future Credit They Claim (HB Construction v. Labor Comm’n of Utah, 2026 WL 534446 (Utah 2026))

Newsletter, Subrogation, Workers' Compensation

The Utah Supreme Court has issued an important decision for workers’ compensation and subrogation professionals navigating third-party recoveries and future credits. In HB Construction and/or Auto Owners Insurance Co. v. Labor Commission of Utah, the Court resolved a long-standing ambiguity in Utah Code § 34A-2-106(5) and clarified how attorney fees must be allocated when a…

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Hope Is Not A Tactic: The Importance Of Interventions In Workers’ Compensation Subrogation

Newsletter, Subrogation, Workers' Compensation

The Eleventh Circuit’s December 22nd decision in Blanchard v. Walker is a timely cautionary tale for workers’ compensation carriers about the high cost of passivity in Alabama third-party litigation.[1] Although the case arose from a multistate fact pattern, its real lesson is procedural and strategic: a carrier’s lien and subrogation recovery depend on the continued…

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Connecticut Clarifies Made Whole Risk In Auto Subrogation: Orlando v. Liburd, 2026 WL 41344 (Conn. Jan. 6, 2026)

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The ongoing assault against subrogation continues. The Connecticut Supreme Court’s January 6th decision in Orlando v. Liburd, should be treated as a practical warning for carriers and subrogation professionals pursuing automobile physical damage recoveries in Connecticut.[1] It instructs us that, unless the policy expressly and effectively disclaims the Made Whole Doctrine as a limitation on…

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The Anatomy Of A Workers’ Compensation Credit Following A Third-Party Recovery: Exxon Mobil Corp. v. Harrington, 421 So.3d 660 (Ala. 2025)

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Most states permit a workers’ compensation carrier to assert a future credit against benefits otherwise payable when an injured employee recovers damages from a responsible third party. The availability of a future credit is now the rule rather than the exception. Yet, while the existence of the credit is widely accepted, the mechanics of how…

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