True or False: Liability Insurance covers medical expenses and costs associated with accidents caused by insured drivers.

Liability insurance is specifically designed to cover damages that the insured driver is legally responsible for after an accident. This typically includes costs related to property damage and bodily injury incurred by others as a result of the insured driver's actions. Essentially, if you are at fault in an accident, liability insurance will cover the medical expenses of the other party and any damage to their vehicle or property.

However, it's important to remember that liability insurance does not cover the insured driver's own medical expenses or damage to their own vehicle. For comprehensive coverage of personal injuries or vehicle damages, other types of insurance, such as personal injury protection (PIP) or collision coverage, may be necessary. Thus, the statement is true in that liability insurance does cover medical expenses for others involved in the accident caused by the insured driver.