After a serious accident, your health insurance steps in to cover your medical bills. But once you receive a settlement from the at-fault party, your insurer may come back and demand reimbursement for what it paid. That process is called subrogation, and without the right legal protection in place, it can take a significant bite out of your recovery. Connecticut’s “make whole” doctrine is a rule that prevents this from happening until you have been fully compensated for your losses….
By: Mandelbaum Barrett PC
By: Mandelbaum Barrett PC
