If I was a passenger in a car and the driver of my car caused the accident, can I sue the driver of my vehicle for my injuries?

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Virginia Car Accident FAQs

Q: If I was a passenger in a car and the driver of my car caused the accident, can I sue the driver of my vehicle for my injuries?

Yes. If the driver of the car you were a passenger in was at fault in the accident and you suffered a serious injury, In Virginia you can sue the driver of that car. A claim is made against the driver and owner of the car you were in, and your damages are covered by their insurance company.

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