Sarah purchased a Personal Auto Policy with liability limits of 50/100/25.Sarah ran a stop sign and hit a van.The van sustained $15,000 in damages.The following bodily injuries were suffered by passengers in the van: Passenger #1,$15,000;Passenger #2,$60,000;and Passenger #3,$10,000.Sarah sustained $5,000 in medical expenses,and Sarah's car sustained $10,000 in damages.How much will Sarah's insurer pay under Part A: Liability Coverage?

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Sarah's Personal Auto Policy with liability limits of 50/100/25 means her insurer will cover up to $50,000 per person for bodily injury, $100,000 total per accident for bodily injury, and $25,000 for property damage. The insurer will pay $50,000 for Passenger #2 (the limit per person), $15,000 for Passenger #1, and $10,000 for Passenger #3, totaling $75,000 for bodily injuries (not exceeding the $100,000 total per accident limit). Additionally, the insurer will cover $15,000 for the van's damages. Therefore, the total payment under Part A: Liability Coverage is $90,000. Sarah's medical expenses and her car damages are not covered under this part.

Sarah Purchased a Personal Auto Policy with Liability Limits of 50/100/25.Sarah