Meyers v. Hablutzel

How courts have described this case

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• suggesting that the insurer may join as a plaintiff, file an interpleader counterclaim, and participate in settlement negotiations
• affirming application of common fund doctrine where the plaintiff filed suit before the insurer paid medical expenses and informed the plaintiff’s attorney of its subrogation rights and its decision not to hire the plaintiff’s attorney
• affirming application of common fund doctrine where the plaintiff filed suit before the insurer paid medical expenses and informed the plaintiff's attorney of its subrogation rights and its decision not to hire the plaintiff's attorney
• insurer-subrogee liable under the common fund doctrine where it was only after the insured filed suit that the insurer-subrogee gave notice that the insured’s attorney’s services were not desired
• insurer-subrogee liable under the common fund doctrine where it was only after the insured filed suit that the insurer-subrogee gave notice that the insured's attorney's services were not desired

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).