Houston Injury Attorney Tony Denena Discusses Auto Insurance Limits
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Houston injury attorney Tony Denena discusses the minimum limits of auto insurance coverage in Texas and what this means to you if you are involved in a car accident. The vast majority of insured drivers in Texas have minimum limits of coverage, which are oftentimes insufficient to compensate you for your legal injuries.
Do you know what it means when an insurer tells you that the driver who caused your accident only has minimum liability insurance coverage?
In Texas, minimum insurance coverage means that the other driver's insurance company will pay a MAXIMUM of:
$30,000 for a victim's bodily injuries.
$60,000 for all the bodily injuries of all the victims together (the victims must divide a maximum pot of $60,000 between themselves to pay for their medical expenses).
$25,000 for property damage (which may be less than you still owe on your totaled vehicle).
We recommend that you watch our video explaining Uninsured Motorist – Under-Insured Motorist coverage to learn about a strategy that would help you compensate for the other driver's inadequate (or nonexistent) insurance coverage.
You can also consult our website for more information on different aspects of injury cases, wrongful death lawsuits, insurance, and accident causes and prevention.
When you have questions about your own accident injury, feel free to contact us; we have answers. We invite you to get in touch with us to start your FREE, no obligation legal consultation to discuss your case. We could answer your questions about necessary steps to take after an accident and your potential eligibility for financial compensation. We're available at 281-369-4363 (877-307-9500 toll free) or through our online contact form:
