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Plain answers to the questions people ask after a serious injury in Texas: who is at fault, what insurance covers, and what to do next.
4 articles about Car Accidents
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Texas is a fault state: the driver who causes a crash is financially responsible, and an injured person’s own share of blame reduces what they recover. What fault means for policy limits and comparative responsibility, and the evidence used to assign it.
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A Texas hospital can claim part of your injury recovery through a lien under Chapter 55 of the Property Code. What a lien attaches to, the limits and filing requirements that make one valid, and why resolving liens shapes what you keep.
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When the driver who hit you did not own the car, the owner’s policy may cover a permitted borrower, but permission, policy limits, and driver exclusions affect that coverage, and coverage is a separate question from whether the owner is personally responsible. What to know, and what to do first.
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Rideshare trips changed how coverage works after a crash. Which insurance applies to an injured passenger or driver depends on who was at fault and on the driver’s status in the app at the time.
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