In Continental Insurance and Norman Brothers v. State, 46 Ill. Ct. Cl. 26 (1993), the insurance company was one of the Claimants. That case involved a subrogation claim for recovery of money that the insurance company had paid the other claimant. That Claimant was its insured, and had suffered a loss. The loss was caused by the actions of the State, and the insurance company, Continental Insurance, stood in the shoes of the claimant. The Court therefore applied a $ 100,000.00 statutory limit to damages to that cause of action.