Indiana is a fault state, where the driver found liable for the auto accident
should use his insurance to cover the damages of another person.
Traffic as well as negligence laws can be considered suing a person involved in the auto accident.
Determining the liability:
In Indiana auto accident laws, to determine the liability in an auto accident, a comparative fault act is used,
which calculates the fault of the driver on a 0 to 100 percent point scale.
To do so, the courts obtain evidences from the police and witnesses at the scene of the accident.
This percentage if it exceeds 50, determines the amount that must be paid by the driver
to over the property damages, and for the personal injuries.
