In a California traffic collision, how can I recover under proposition 213 for my personal injury when I failed to maintain a valid “liability insurance” policy?
In California, unless the other driver was drunk, you can usually only recover for your medical bills and future medical care, but not for pain and suffering. If you were a passenger in a vehicle you dont own, you are not barred from recovering for pain and suffering. If you were a pedestrian, you can always recover. There are a few other exceptions to these rules that should be explored. Call us now and get free advice.
In California, unless the other driver was drunk, you can usually only recover for your medical bills and future medical care, but not for pain and suffering. If you were a passenger in a vehicle you don’t own, you are not barred from recovering for pain and suffering. If you were a pedestrian, you can always recover. There are a few other exceptions to these rules that should be explored. Call us now and get free advice.
