Subrogation of Benefits. Where the City pays an amount claimed for sick leave or the City's insurer pays an amount under the Long Term Disability Plan to an employee for an injury or disease for which one or more third parties are, or may be legally liable, the City or the insurer, whichever the case may be, will be subrogated to all rights of recovery of the said employee against the third parties to the extent of the total amount of benefits which the City, or the insurer, pays to the employee. The said employee will co-operate with the City or the insurer, to allow them to do what is reasonably necessary to enforce their rights to subrogation, the signing of any documentation required to initiate or effect any settlement or legal action.
Subrogation of Benefits. The Plan (or its administrator) has the right to recover medical and disability payments it has made for injuries caused by a third party. Recovery is made based upon a lien to any damages collected through the 3rd party, but only to the extent of benefits payable by the Plan.
Subrogation of Benefits. Contractor acknowledges that a duplication of benefits is not taking place under this agreement. A duplication of benefits occurs when a person, household, business, or other entity receives federal funding from multiple sources for the same purpose, and the total assistance received for that purpose is more than the total need.
