California Proposition 213 restricts uninsured drivers from recovering general damages, or compensation for pain and suffering, following a car accident.
Unfortunately, often times, insurance gaps happen, and so do auto accidents. In California, drivers are required to carry liability insurance when operating a motor vehicle on a public road.
California Prop 213 was created to prevent uninsured drivers from recovering money for pain and suffering following an accident.
However, it does not limit your ability to recover medical costs, lost wages, or compensate you for future medical charges, if your accident was caused by a negligent driver. There are exceptions to the rule, and with a knowledgeable Glendale personal injury attorney, you can receive the compensation you deserve. Prop 213 does not apply to:
If you were uninsured and injured in a auto accident, our knowledgeable accident attorneys can help you get the compensation you deserve. Call us at (310) 943-1171, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for a free consultation tailored to the specifics of your case. Attorneys at KAASS Law speak English, French, Spanish, Russian, Armenian, and Italian.
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