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According to Proposition 213, which of the following individuals may face limitations on their potential financial recovery for personal injury even if they are not at fault for the accident?
According to Proposition 213, which of the following individuals may face limitations on their potential financial recovery for personal injury even if they are not at fault for the accident?
- Individuals convicted of a DUI
- All individuals are exempt from limitations
- Uninsured motorists (correct)
- Individuals with car insurance
What is the potential impact of Proposition 213 on felons who are injured in accidents through no fault of their own?
What is the potential impact of Proposition 213 on felons who are injured in accidents through no fault of their own?
- They are exempt from any financial limitations
- They are only affected if they were convicted of a DUI
- They are only affected if they are uninsured
- They may face limitations on their potential financial recovery (correct)
Is it necessary to consult with a legal professional to understand how Proposition 213 applies in a specific case?
Is it necessary to consult with a legal professional to understand how Proposition 213 applies in a specific case?
- No, the law is straightforward
- Only if you were convicted of a felony
- Yes, it's always best to consult with a legal professional (correct)
- Only if you were at fault for the accident
Under California Proposition 213, which of the following types of damages can an uninsured motorist not recover in a personal injury lawsuit?
Under California Proposition 213, which of the following types of damages can an uninsured motorist not recover in a personal injury lawsuit?
If a person is convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) and gets into an accident, under Proposition 213, can they still recover economic damages in a personal injury lawsuit?
If a person is convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) and gets into an accident, under Proposition 213, can they still recover economic damages in a personal injury lawsuit?
What is the purpose of California Proposition 213?
What is the purpose of California Proposition 213?
Under what circumstances can an uninsured driver sue an at-fault party for economic and noneconomic compensation if they are injured in an accident on a private road under Proposition 213?
Under what circumstances can an uninsured driver sue an at-fault party for economic and noneconomic compensation if they are injured in an accident on a private road under Proposition 213?
What compensation can an uninsured driver potentially recover if they are injured as a result of a collision with a licensed, insured drunk driver who is at fault under Proposition 213?
What compensation can an uninsured driver potentially recover if they are injured as a result of a collision with a licensed, insured drunk driver who is at fault under Proposition 213?
When can an uninsured driver potentially be entitled to compensation for noneconomic damages from an automobile manufacturer under Proposition 213?
When can an uninsured driver potentially be entitled to compensation for noneconomic damages from an automobile manufacturer under Proposition 213?
Under what circumstances can a licensed driver who borrows their employer's vehicle sue for economic and noneconomic losses?
Under what circumstances can a licensed driver who borrows their employer's vehicle sue for economic and noneconomic losses?
Are passengers in an uninsured vehicle subject to Proposition 213?
Are passengers in an uninsured vehicle subject to Proposition 213?
In the case of wrongful death of an uninsured driver, who can sue the at-fault party for compensation?
In the case of wrongful death of an uninsured driver, who can sue the at-fault party for compensation?
Under what standard of proof must it be shown that a driver was impaired in civil personal injury cases?
Under what standard of proof must it be shown that a driver was impaired in civil personal injury cases?
What type of evidence could be used to prove that a driver was impaired in a personal injury case?
What type of evidence could be used to prove that a driver was impaired in a personal injury case?
Is it necessary for a driver to be convicted of a DUI in order for the exception related to drunk or chemically impaired drivers to apply in a personal injury case?
Is it necessary for a driver to be convicted of a DUI in order for the exception related to drunk or chemically impaired drivers to apply in a personal injury case?
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