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of <h1>Subrogation allows insurers and sureties to step into policyholder's shoes and pursue third-party claims after paying losses</h1> Subrogation is a legal principle where one party substitutes for another to assert rights against a third party. In insurance contexts, an insurer who pays a loss under a policy becomes entitled to all rights and remedies the insured had against third parties regarding that covered loss. Generally, subrogation allows substitution of one person for another, enabling the paying party to stand in the original party's position and assert their rights against defendants. For sureties, subrogation functions as an equitable assignment, with rights arising when obligation begins but actionable only after debt payment, allowing use of any remedies the creditor possessed.
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