The bodily injury liability coverage of your automobile policy will not pay for

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medical expenses of those in the other car for an accident, which you caused.

lost wages of those in the other car for an accident, which you caused.

injuries to others in your car due to an accident for which you were at fault.

pain and suffering lawsuit awards to those in another car due to an accident you caused.

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The bodily injury liability coverage of your automobile policy will not pay for:

injuries to others in your car due to an accident for which you were at fault.

Bodily injury liability coverage is designed to cover injuries to other parties (not in your vehicle) when you are at fault in an accident. It does not cover injuries to passengers in your own vehicle. For those injuries, you would typically rely on your own personal injury protection (PIP) or medical payments coverage, if applicable.