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If you’ve signed a lease with a tenant that contains a “subrogation” clause, you might think that you’re off the hook for damage caused in the space. That’s because most subrogation clauses include a waiver from the tenant stating that the owner isn’t liable for damage. But that’s not always the case. For example, a Louisiana court took into account the fact that the owner’s handling of a plumbing problem in the space it rented to a tenant was intentional and, therefore, it was responsible for damage.
