I was a passanger in an automobile accident. I want to sue the other driver not the driver from the vehicle I was in. Can I, without sueing my driver?
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Who was at fault? If the other driver, you would pursue that owner/driver. If the driver of your vehicle was at fault you would pursue the owner of that vehicle's car. Also, may depend on the limits of the other driver's insurance policy.
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