Legal Question in Insurance Law in Texas
If your in a car wreck do you have to get the person that owns the insurance policy of the other car to sign a waver to sue the insurance company?
Asked on 11/21/15, 5:53 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
I'm confused by your question. You don't have a direct cause of action against the other person's insurance company, in most cases. You can sue the other person, who then invokes insurance for the defense. If you do have a direct cause of action, you don't need a waiver.
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Answered on 11/21/15, 7:20 am
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