Subrogation is an arrangement between insurance companies to prevent insured parties from receiving double compensation. Subrogation operates across various insurance contexts, allowing an insurer to pursue reimbursement from the party at fault in a claims settlement.Subrogation in California can apply anytime an insurance carrier makes payments to an individual who is not primarily at fault for an accident. WCTL has expert attorneys ready to help you with your subrogation claim. Call us today at 888-888-9285 or fill out our contact form for free. The letter informs you of their right to seek reimbursement from your settlement, as well as what they paid you already and how much they seek to recover. In workers' compensation claims, subrogation may allow an insurer or employer to recover costs paid from another party. Subrogation refers to the act of one party taking over the legal rights of another party to seek damages through a lawsuit. California law states your insurance company must file a subrogation claim within three years of the accident that caused your injuries. DHCS received a notification that you were involved in a personal injury incident and potential third party settlement.