The Ohio Bar Association’s new Subrogation Committee held its first meeting today to try to formulate what the purpose of this committee is. The committee developed a working statement which states as follows: “Parties injured by a wrongdoer often are not receiving full or fair compensation in part because of subrogation laws of Ohio.” The Committee does contain one subrogation attorney Dennis Rehor of Cincinnati Insurance company. The Committee will attempt to reconvene to discuss this statement of principle on April 14th, 2010 at 10:30 A.M. The Ohio Bar Association hopes to have some proposals considered again at its meeting during its yearly convention in Dayton in early May. Ohio subrogation attorneys who are members of the OSBA need to make sure they check the OSBA’s website regularly as they hope to post information regarding the work of this Committee.

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