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Originally Posted by seniorjudge Q: The other driver's insurance company is threatening to sue my son for the $5,000, and is also claiming that his license will be revoked if he doesn't pay
A: That is correct. The business, by not having insurance, did not cause the wreck. Your kid did. He is liable. |
I don't think the presence or lack of insurance by the business changes the liability. In Indiana, it is my understanding that the primary liability is with the owner of the vehicle.
In a sense, I guess, I am asking how a driver protects himself against this type of exposure? If a personal auto policy excludes coverage for business use of business-owned automobiles, how can any employee ever drive a business vehicle without exposing himself to liability in the event that there is some problem with the company's insurance coverage?