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The car-buying process can be exciting, but it’s not as simple as receiving the keys and taking your first drive. In Texas, as in most states, drivers are required to carry auto liability insurance. Liability insurance helps pay for repairs to a vehicle you’ve struck, damages to other property, and medical expenses for injuries…

If you’re a passenger in a car that gets hit by an uninsured driver, you can file a claim to recover benefits under your personal UM/UIM policy. Your auto insurance policy doesn’t just stick with the car; it can follow you when you’re a passenger in someone else’s car. As a passenger, you could…

Not all car accidents in Texas involve Texas drivers. It’s quite possible to get into an accident with an out-of-state driver, especially if they’re unfamiliar with local roads and traffic conditions. If this happens, it’s easy to worry how you’ll get compensation – especially if their home state has different car insurance rules than…

Car insurance companies in Texas are legally required to offer uninsured motorist (UM) and underinsured motorist coverage (UIM) when you buy a policy. While you can reject this coverage, it’s often a good idea to add it to your car insurance policy in case you get into an accident with an uninsured driver or…

While it’s unlikely that you’ll be able to sue Lyft after a rideshare car accident in Texas, you might be able to recover benefits from Lyft’s insurance company. Lyft maintains two insurance policies. One is active when their rideshare drivers are actively awaiting a ride request and available to work. The other is a…