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South Carolina
law recognizes the doctrine of subrogation in the context of insurance as permitting an insurer to recover amounts it has paid for loss by bringing an action against the tortfeasor(s) whose wrongful act caused the loss.[1] At its heart, subrogation is concerned with imposing the burden of a loss on the responsible party.
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