This is amazingly a more common question then one mightthink.  There are a few reasons one mightchose to pursue suing their car insurance company, but the most common reasonis that your insurance company is refusing to pay damages incurred in a caraccident (possibly you had limited collision coverage).

So in a nut shell, here is the answer.  You can sue anybody you want in small claimscourt.  However there is no guarantee youwould get the money you want and it may cost you more then you'd like to payout.  It really depends on what kind ofcoverage you have.  If you have minimumcoverage and you are at fault for the accident the car insurance company doesnot have to pay and it would absolutely not be worth it to sue them.  However if you have limited collision and youfeel you were less than 50% at fault (even if the car insurance company thinksotherwise), it is your right to have it determined by a judge and jury.  If you want to sue for other reasons then theabove stated, you would have to show enough reasons that the car insurancecompany was at fault or negligent.

Now if you decide that you are willing to sue the carinsurance company, there are a couple of steps to take.

More than likely if you follow these two steps your problemwill likely be solved without having to go to court.  However, if your problem is bigger and moreserious than by all means take them to court. Just make sure you are well informed on your rights and legalresponsibilities.