I was involved in a car accident that was clearly not my fault, but it looks like the person at fault may not have enough insurance to cover my expenses. What happens now?
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You contact your insurance company -- you have a right to collect under your own. Further, your rates cannot go up simply because the other didn't have enough coverage.
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