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JakeZ34

now my insurance policy covers "uninsured" motorist on the road which is what is going on right now, if I use that would my premium cost go up or is that at their own expense saying the insurance company will go after the business?

Togo

Well the insurance company is likely going to go after them to recoup any money they spend to repair your car and might also go after them for your deductible.

Since it's a company that is liable for this, I would think that a lawyer would have no problem recovering 100% of the costs to repair the car to new condition.

It's really just up to you as too how you want to handle it. Consult your insurance company and see what they tell you. They will likely make recommendations to you or at least spell out your options. As I see it, you have the coverage so you can let your insurance company sue them or you can sue them and not file a claim with your insurance. The only benefit I can see of you suing them is to avoid increased premiums. If your insurance isn't going to jack your rates on this, I'd let them do the suing.

A similar situation happened to me recently but the other driver was insured. My insurance company sued them since they were cited as being 100% liable for the accident. They recovered 100% of the cost to repair, including deductible, and rates remained the same.

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bradz

It depends on your insurance you need to ask them. As long as you have police report stating you are not at fault then your premium will not go up. If they don't want to pay cash to fix your car, then file a claim thats what insurance for.