The driver is found impaired at twice the legal limit, and at fault of a four car collision, with injures and arrested on 2nd offense OWI. But the vehicle was owned and insured through someone else, who resides two hours away from accident. Insurance company now states, that the impaired driver was excluded from vehicle's policy. Who would be liable for damages and injures of the three parties?
If there is a valid exclusion form, then the driver is liable and, if he has automobile insurance, you can pursue your claim against the insurance company. If the owner of the vehicle knew the driver was intoxicated and gave him his keys allowing him to drive the vehicle, the owner could be liable.
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