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Houston Truck Crash Insurance Coverage Dispute: What Happens When the Trucker’s Insurer Says the Truck Wasn’t Covered You were driving eastbound on U.S. 290 on a September morning. You hit debris that came from a commercial truck that struck the concrete median across the highway. You are hurt, your car is destroyed, your medical bills are climbing, and now you learn that the trucking company’s insurance carrier has filed a federal lawsuit saying it does not owe you a dime. The truck on the policy was a different truck. The driver was not a listed driver. The tractor belonged to somebody else entirely. That is the wall in front of you right now, and it looks solid. It is not. It is the opening move of an insurance strategy we have seen before, and it has cracks built into it by federal law, by Texas law, and by the operational realities of how trucking companies actually run. Here is the first thing you need to hear: a coverage denial is not a denial of your injury. It is a fight about who pays. The truck still hit that barrier. The debris still came from that truck. Your injuries are still…