What “Property Damage Liability” Means
Property damage liability is the auto coverage paying for damage the policyholder causes to others’ property — vehicles, fences, buildings. Texas’s required minimum is $25,000 per accident (the “25” in 30/60/25 minimums), an amount one modern vehicle can exceed alone.
Why It Matters in Your Texas Case
When the at-fault driver’s property limits fall short — common in multi-vehicle crashes — your own collision coverage bridges the gap, with your insurer pursuing reimbursement. McKay Law coordinates the routes so repairs never wait on the liability fight, and every property conversation is handled by us at no fee. One caution we repeat: never accept a property settlement that includes injury release language; insurers occasionally try to buy the whole claim for the price of a bumper.
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