10 Questions
What is Proposition 213 primarily concerned with?
Recovery of non-economic damages such as pain and suffering in car accidents
Which group is affected by the restrictions of Proposition 213?
Uninsured motorists
What happens if an uninsured driver is injured by another driver who is convicted of DUI?
The uninsured driver may still recover non-economic damages.
Which of the following is a scenario where drivers cannot recover non-economic damages under Prop 213?
When the driver was uninsured at the time of the accident.
What is one of the main objectives of Proposition 213?
To encourage drivers to obtain auto insurance.
What are non-economic damages?
Compensation for pain and suffering
Can a driver who has an insurance policy for a different vehicle but borrows an uninsured vehicle recover non-economic damages?
Yes, they are exempt from Prop 213.
What is an example of a situation where Prop 213 does not apply?
An insured driver at the time of the accident
What impact does Prop 213 have on drivers convicted of DUI?
They are precluded from recovering non-economic damages.
Which of the following best describes the term 'economic damages'?
Compensation for medical expenses and lost wages
This quiz is designed to evaluate your understanding of Proposition 213 and its implications on personal injury cases. The questions cover key aspects of the legislation, including its impact on uninsured motorists, drivers under the influence, and those involved in felony conduct. By completing this quiz, you will demonstrate your knowledge of how Proposition 213 restricts the recovery of non-economic damages and the exceptions to these rules. Good luck!
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