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That's usually dependent on the state laws and individual policies. most states go to the vehicle first then the driver. If she lives with you she better be on your policy already or the have cause to deny it. If her policy covers her driving other cars (most do) then you can go through hers.

As long as both companies accept coverage, then its your choice.

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Q: Your daughter borrowed your car and had accident she has coverage from a different insurance company Will your insurance or her insurance cover the cost?
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