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A waiver of subrogation is more often used in insurance contracts but may also be used in business agreements. Subrogation is the right you have, in essence, transferred to someone else to sue on your behalf. For example, if you are the victim of a car accident your insurance company, by the subrogation rights you gave them when you bought the policy, will pay for the damage to your car and then seek to be reimbursed by the person you hit you. This would be a right you would have if the insurance company did not have this subrogated right. A waiver of subrogation means that you would not be giving up a right to sue someone for the harm they caused you. In the insurance example, if you could find such a thing as a waiver from an insurance company, the insurance company would pay for the damage, you would have to sue the other party and then pay the money to the insurance company because they have already paid for the repairs. A very short answer to a complex question, hoped it helps somewhat.

My Mom is an assisted living facility due on dementia. I have her healthcare power of attorney as well but as her Durable power of attorney. I signed all paperwork for the assisted living facility, there is one else listed. Today the long term care pharmacy called my aunt about payment on my Mom's account, telling her the balance due, minimum payment everything in regards to the account. Isn't it illegal to discuss health and even financial information to someone not the responsible party. Payment has been made, it came in the mail but had yet to be processed. The disclosure of this information bothers me a lot..

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