What does a subrogation supervisor do?

A Subrogation Supervisor oversees a team responsible for recovering funds from third parties who are legally liable for losses that an insurance company has paid out to policyholders. They manage subrogation processes, set goals, review case files, and ensure that claims are pursued efficiently and according to legal and company guidelines. Subrogation Supervisors also provide training and support to staff, communicate with attorneys and external parties, and work to maximize recovery while minimizing costs. Their role is essential in helping insurance companies recoup financial losses and maintain profitability.