A personal injury suit has been filed. I was driving a company vehicle but I am the only one named on the lawsuit, am I liable?

What you don't say is whether you were at work within the scope of work when you caused the injury and did the property damage? That is the key to knowing whether or not the large notable company might or might not be a defendant.

Contact your insurance company to put it on notice, too. Without knowing more no further observation is possible.

Good luck.

God bless you.

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Too many variable exist to predict the outcome. Good luck to you.

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If you were performing your duties as an employee, then the answer should be yes. Contact your HR department or legal department at the company.