Heart Attack Victim Liable for Auto Accident?
If a person insured under a personal auto policy is driving down the road, suddenly suffers a heart attack and runs into another auto, injuring or killing the other auto's driver, does the auto policy of the driver suffering the heart attack cover such an accident?
I know the auto policy requires the insured to be legally responsible for the injuries, and I can't see how a person can be responsible for such injuries if he has a heart attack. That certainly does not equal negligence in my opinion. I just don't see any fault on the part of the heart attack victim. What do you think?
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