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Question 15 of 22 in Claims Information

What if the other driver’s liability insurance isn’t enough to pay all my bills?


Your underinsured coverage provides bodily injury coverage when the other driver has some insurance, but it is insufficient to cover your bills. Underinsured motorist coverage pays the balance – up to the limit on your policy.
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