Insurance Recovery
Subrogation recovery, run as a process.
Recovery is an operation, not a one-off case. We take indemnified files and convert them into collected receivables — with the discipline, reporting and pace that insurance portfolios require.
Workflow
Six stages from indemnity to collection
Each stage has defined inputs, outputs and deadlines. You always know where a file stands.
- 01
File Review & Merit Assessment
Policy, indemnity payment and loss documentation are reviewed to confirm the recovery right, quantify the recoverable amount and score collectability.
- 02
Claim Management & Documentation
The file is rebuilt around the three questions a court will ask: cover, payment, liability. Missing evidence is identified and requested immediately.
- 03
Notice & Negotiation
Documented notice to the liable party and its insurer, followed by structured negotiation aimed at settlement before costs accumulate.
- 04
Enforcement & Litigation
Where negotiation fails, we proceed with enforcement, precautionary attachment and recovery litigation through to appeal if required.
- 05
Fast Turnaround
Intake, notice and filing operate on fixed internal deadlines so limitation periods and reserve cycles are never the constraint.
- 06
Nationwide Representation
Hearings, enforcement offices and expert examinations coordinated across Türkiye from a single point of contact.
For Insurers
Built for portfolio volume
Bulk recovery files are triaged by recoverability so effort follows value, with reporting formats that fit insurer file-management systems.
- Intake to notice
- Fixed internal deadline
- Reporting
- Scheduled portfolio reports
- Coverage
- Nationwide, single contact
- Collection
- Enforcement planned at intake
Frequently Asked
Questions clients ask first
Short, direct answers on process, timing and cost. Anything specific to your file is addressed in the consultation.
Istanbul, Türkiye
Send us a recovery file to review.
Share a summary of the loss, the indemnity payment and the liable party — we will respond with a recoverability assessment.