You were in a car accident, end of story. Surprisingly, there is a lot more to a car wreck than meets the eye.<\/p>\n
Texas law requires drivers to carry minimal auto insurance. At a minimum, drivers must carry $25,000 per person\/$50,000 per occurrence limits for personal injury damages. What does this mean? The \u201cper person\u201d limits set out the maximum that the insurance policy will pay to any one person in an accident, and the \u201cper occurrence\u201d limits set out the maximum that the insurance policy will pay to all people involved in an accident.<\/p>\n
For example, if three people are injured in a single wreck, the most that a 25\/50 policy will pay any of the three people is $25,000, and the most that the insurance company will pay the three injured people combined is $50,000. If the driver is involved in a second wreck, the policy limits start over. On January (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" You were in a car accident, end of story. Surprisingly, there is a lot more to a car wreck than meets the eye. Texas law requires drivers to carry minimal auto insurance. At a minimum, drivers must carry $25,000 per…<\/span><\/p>\n