Can I sue my car insurance company if they are not paying my medical bills?

If your insurance policy covers your medical payments, you can pursue a lawsuit if they fail to pay. Keep in mind, you only have two years from the time the injury occurred to pursue litigation. After that statute of limitations has passed, your lawsuit will most likely be thrown out. Some Connecticut drivers have medical coverage of $1,000 or more on their auto insurance, regardless of who is at fault. If your medical expenses are beyond that amount, your health insurance should cover it. If another driver was at fault, you may pursue a claim against them. If your insurance company is refusing to pay your medical bills, you should contact an attorney.   D’Amico, Griffin & Pettinicchi, LLC 465 Straits TurnpikeWatertown CT, 06795Phone: (860) 945-6600