I am a co-borrower on a auto loan, can I be sued if the other co- borrower gets into accident and has no insurance
If she is a registered owner, she can be sued. If she is only a co-borrower, then she is only liable to the bank for the loan.
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If she is a registered owner, she can be sued. If she is only a co-borrower, then she is only liable to the bank for the loan.
Call your city councilman. I do not foresee a lawsuit in your future over this.
Not worth it unless your damages are severe. An airbag case would cost $150k - $200k to get through a trial. To take that kind of risk, an...
It's not really clear what is happening here. The other party's insurer paid to repair your car and now is seeking subrogation from you for...
If you are an owner, you can be sued. If you are just liable for paying the loan, then no.
Cool story, but is there a question?
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