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Can a liability policy be sued by riders in a vehicle involved in an mva where no tickets were issued to either driver?

The fact that no one received a ticket does not eliminate any repsonsibilty or legal liability. Either party has the right to make a claim against the other party's insurance policy or bring a lawsuit against the other party. A licensed claims adjuster will determine if there is any coverage for the loss. Or an attorney may seek damages in which case legal liability may be determined.

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This car insurance answer was last updated 10:21 AM Jul-11.

This claims question was asked 11:03 AM Jul-09-2005.

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