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recoup from

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recoup something from someone or something
to salvage something from someone or something. I hope I can recoup my expenses from the company this week. Mary intended to recoup her money from the investment.


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Nevertheless, it did go as far as the supreme court before being finally thrown out, leaving Intel with substantial legal bills, which it is now trying to recoup from EMI.
 
 
 
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