PER CURIAM. In this case we decide whether an insurer, asserting rights to subrogation, waived its right to appeal by filing the notice of appeal in its insured’s name. The court of appeals concluded that the insurer could perfect the appeal only in its own name because the underlying judgment denying it subrogation was on grounds that were independent of the insured’s claims. <…
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