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SCR 12.10

Subrogation

activein force · 2021-07-01 – presentact-effective-date

(1) If payment is made from the fund, the fund shall be subrogated

in the amount of that payment and may bring such action as is deemed

advisable against the attorney, his or her assets or estate. The action may

be brought either in the name of the claimant or in the name of the state

bar on behalf of the fund. The claimant shall be required to execute a

subrogation agreement which shall include a provision that in the event

the claimant or his or her estate should ever receive any restitution from

the attorney or his or her estate, the claimant shall repay to the fund the

amount received up to the amount of the payment made from the fund.

Upon commencement of any action by the fund pursuant to its

subrogation rights, the committee shall advise the claimant, who may

then join in the action to press a claim for his or her loss in excess of the

amount of the reimbursement from the fund.

(2) Any amounts recovered from the attorney, either by the fund

or by the claimant, in excess of the amount to which the fund is

subrogated, less the actual costs of such recovery, shall be paid to or

retained by the claimant.

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Source
www.wicourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-23
Edition
2026-09-23
Content hash
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