3 Common Dishwasher Component Failures That Could Make a Case for Subrogation
Three common dishwasher component failures are linked to manufacturer defects and may present the opportunity for subrogation. Learn how to identify these defects.
Why a Single-Line Chain of Custody Can Be Important for Subrogation
Learn how maintaining a single-line chain of custody, as well as preserving evidence, can help maximize subrogation success.
Take 5: Plumbing Damage and Subrogation | The Savvy Adjuster Podcast Ep. 6
We discuss importance of identifying subrogation potential, common plumbing losses seen in the CTL, what the experts look for to determine if the failure was caused by a manufacturer’s defect, and exploding toilets.
Plumbing Losses and Subrogation | The Savvy Adjuster Podcast Ep. 5
We discuss importance of identifying subrogation potential, common plumbing losses seen in the CTL, what the experts look for to determine if the failure was caused by a manufacturer’s defect, and exploding toilets.
Leaking and Ruptured Water Heaters Guide
With this guide, learn about losses related to internal rust or increased tank pressure as well as the trends for water heaters we’ve assessed over the last five years.
Subrogation Basics for Claims Adjusters Guide
The subrogation process can be challenging for adjusters due to legal complexities and the importance of preserving solid evidence. Gain insights into the fundamentals of subrogation with our guide.
Partnering with Donan’s Component Testing Laboratory (CTL)
Uncover why claims adjusters go to Donan's CTL for product failure insights and subrogation support.
Valve Failure Case Study
The Component Testing Laboratory team determined that a leaking washing machine valve was caused by a manufacturer’s defect. Read about the process in this case study.
5 Subrogation Mistakes You Should Avoid
Subrogation claims managers should avoid these five mistakes while trying to recover paid out settlements for insurers.
Should I Use Donan’s CTL?
Take this quick quiz to find out if the CTL is right for your claim based on these common scenarios.
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