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White and Williams Subro SessionsThe Lease Says What? A Closer Look at the Sutton Doctrine in MichiganThis episode of the Subro Sessions podcast, “The Lease Says What? A Closer Look at the Sutton Doctrine in Michigan,” is hosted by Katherine Dempsey, Melissa Kenney and Zachariah Sigda, Associates. This episode discusses the topic of the applicability of the Sutton Doctrine in states where this law is viewed on a case-by-case basis for subrogation claims related to property damage matters involving landlords and tenants.2025-05-2011 minWhite and Williams Subro SessionsThe Lease Says What? A Closer Look at the Sutton Doctrine in MichiganThis episode of the Subro Sessions podcast, “The Lease Says What? A Closer Look at the Sutton Doctrine in Michigan,” is hosted by Katherine Dempsey, Melissa Kenney and Zachariah Sigda, Associates. This episode discusses the topic of the applicability of the Sutton Doctrine in states where this law is viewed on a case-by-case basis for subrogation claims related to property damage matters involving landlords and tenants.2025-05-2011 min
White and Williams Subro SessionsInsured Made Whole Doctrine: Texas and WashingtonThis episode of Subro Sessions, hosted by associates Zachariah Sigda and Katherine Dempsey, entitled, “Insured Made Whole Doctrine: Texas and Washington State,” dives into the topic of the made whole doctrine. Zachariah and Katherine define the made whole doctrine and explain how the doctrine applies in both Texas and Washington state courts, using those states to show how the doctrine can vary state-to-state. Thus, it is important for subrogation professionals to consider the made whole doctrine before pursuing recovery. 2024-08-2011 minWhite and Williams Subro SessionsInsured Made Whole Doctrine: Texas and WashingtonThis episode of Subro Sessions, hosted by associates Zachariah Sigda and Katherine Dempsey, entitled, “Insured Made Whole Doctrine: Texas and Washington State,” dives into the topic of the made whole doctrine. Zachariah and Katherine define the made whole doctrine and explain how the doctrine applies in both Texas and Washington state courts, using those states to show how the doctrine can vary state-to-state. Thus, it is important for subrogation professionals to consider the made whole doctrine before pursuing recovery. 2024-08-2011 min