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Originally Posted by Katipan
Im sure there is massive evidence he was driving.
They know exactly how fast the cars were going in the last 10 seconds and he was driving on the shoulder.
Its weird how dearly you hope insurance covers it. You know ultimately that means you are covering it.
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I don't hope anything. It's just how it works. If you are driving fast and cause a wreck insurance covers it. That's why young men play way higher rates than others. If you are committing felony while driving high, drunk or fleeing pursuit, racing they can refuse to pay, but many times they don't. None of those applied in this case. The victims injuries in this case usually have pain and suffering in 5 digit range, not the 8 digit range and Texas has very straight forward punative damage rules/limits?
It will be interesting to see how this transpires on how the Corvette and their liability with Rashee being the owner and his friend driving will proceed as well.