At NLdH, we are delighted that our clients speak highly of how we conduct prompt and thorough investigations, and of how we provide immediate legal assistance from the outset of a loss. Perhaps in no NLdH practice discipline is this more important than in subrogation.
In the firm's Property Subrogation Group, our attorneys' efforts are concentrated on ensuring that clients are offered guidance when they need it - guidance that allows them to effectively handle recovery investigations, aided by direction of their site inspections and evidence retention. Every effort the group makes is calculated to maximize the success and efficiency of our clients' recoveries in property subrogation cases. The group's attorneys, who work exclusively in the area of property subrogation, have dedicated their practices to these commitments.
NLdH's property subrogation attorneys are justly proud to have been called upon to investigate and prosecute multi-million dollar losses throughout the country. Clients turn to the group's specialized lawyers because of their aggressive and creative approach, enhanced by their extensive background in the insurance industry. These factors have helped them achieve some of the largest subrogation recoveries in the history of the industry.
NLdH's property subrogators have had exposure to all manner of property subrogation issues, including those involved in these recently handled matters:
- Spontaneous-combustion fire
- Roof failure
- Business park fire
- Marina fire
- Widespread property damage from cat claims
- Prefabricated metal warehouse collapse
- Historic building fire
- Theme park erosion control / flood loss
- Farmers market fire
- Theater fire
- Steam pipe rupture
- Chemical explosion
- Natural gas pipeline explosion
- Grocery store fire
- Grill malfunction fire
- Sewer back-up catastrophe
With more than 40 years of industry experience on their side, these NLdH lawyers are nationally recognized as property subrogation experts. As a result, they are invited to share their expertise by speaking at national, regional and local conferences sponsored by the National Association of Subrogation Professionals (NASP) and ExecuSummit. In addition, the group's lawyers frequently contribute law-related and practice-pertinent articles to prominent periodicals, including the Subrogator magazine. Reaching the pinnacle of the industry, members of this team sit on NASP's Board of Directors and its Executive Committee.
