What Does Subrogor Mean?

Subrogor is someone whose rights are acquired by another (subrogee) as a result of subrogation, usually by transferring the legal right to collect a claim to another in exchange for payment of the debt or expense associated with the claim by the transferor.

What does subrogee mean in legal terms?

Subrogee is someone who acquires rights in place of another (subrogor) by subrogation, usually by paying the other's debts or expenses in connection with the claim to collect the other's claim against the third party.

Who is subrogee and Subrogor?

The party whose debt has been paid (usually an insured), is known as the “subrogor”, while the party who has paid the debt (usually the insurance company), is known as the “subrogee”.