{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Seat Belt Defense: Using Tangible Evidence to Prove Your Subrogation Damages","description":"You\u2019ve probably heard this before: \u201cWait!  You can\u2019t sue for your insured\u2019s medical damages.  She wasn\u2019t wearing a seat belt and that\u2019s against the law!\u201d All but one U.S. state have laws requiring occupants of motor vehicles to wear seat belts, and at least 15 of them recognize the seat belt defense.  In this episode, Rebecca sits down with Michael Markushewski, Chief Technical Officer at ARCCA, to talk about how you can use more than your insured\u2019s statements to respond to this defense, what kinds of seat belts actually provide protection and in what types of collisions, and how this kind of research arose out of helicopter ejection seats and professional hockey players. Want to see more?  Head to our YouTube channel for a video on Seat Belts and Subro: How Vehicle Restraints Affect Damages. The post Seat Belt Defense: Using Tangible Evidence to Prove Your Subrogation Damages appeared first on Rathbone Group, LLC. ","author_name":"On Subrogation","author_url":"https:\/\/www.rathbonegroup.com","html":"