Legal Question in Insurance Law in Texas
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can someone that was in an automobile accident still sue you after they have allready sue the insurance company after 2 and half years?
Asked on 11/06/08, 7:46 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: insurance
I don't think I have all the facts here. Typically, you don't sue the insurance company for an auto accident. You sue the driver and/or the owner of the car at fault. The insurance will provide them a defense, and or tender limits. If the limits don't cover the damages, the injured party can go after the driver/owner for the excess. There is typically a two year statute of limitations, unless the injured party is a minor.
Answered on 11/09/08, 11:21 am
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