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What is Prop 213 and how does if affect California Drivers?? Prop 213 is a California state law that went into effect on November 6, 1996. This law primarily restricts uninsured drivers from collecting non-economic damages resulting from a car accident, even if the accident was not their fault. ... This law has been challenged numerous times but has not been overturned at this point. While the law primarily affects those involved in an accident who are uninsured, there are portions that may affect you in other accident claims as well. If No Insurance All automobile drivers and owners in California must maintain valid automobile insurance at all times covering the vehicles that they drive or own. Prop 213 creates penalties for failure to comply with the auto insurance requirement. Prop 213 refers to California’s Proposition 213, which gave birth to Section 3333.4 of the California Civil Code. Under Section 3333.4, if you are the driver or owner of a car that is involved in a car accident and you did not carry auto insurance, California law prohibits you from recovering pain and suffering and certain other forms of compensation. Specifically, you cannot recover noneconomic damages, which mainly includes pain and suffering and disfigurement. You can still recover medical bills and lost wages, which may be significant.

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Sabia usted?? Si está involucrado en un accidente de vehículo ocurrido en California, debe informarlo al DMV si: Hubo daños a la propiedad de más de $ 1,000 ($ 750 por accidentes antes del 1 de enero de 2017) o... Alguien resultó herido (por menor que sea) o Alguien murio. Cada conductor debe presentar un informe al DMV dentro de los 10 días, ya sea que haya causado el accidente o no, e incluso si el accidente ocurrió en una propiedad privada. Envíe por correo el formulario (Forma SR1 ) de informe completo a la dirección que figura en el formulario. Para más información llame a Las Oficinas Legales de el Abogado Alberto García.

Did you know??? If you are involved in a vehicle accident that occurred in California, you must report it to DMV if: There was property damage of more than $1,000 ($750 for accidents prior to January 1, 2017) or Anyone was injured (no matter how minor) or Anyone was killed.... Each driver must make a report to DMV within 10 days, whether you caused the accident or not and even if the accident occurred on private property. Mail the completed report form to the address on the form. You can read the California Driver Handbook "Reporting The Accident To DMV." for additional information. Traffic Accident Report (Form SR 1) The Law Offices of Albert Garcia are available to answer your questions and assist you if you have been in an accident. Call is today (559) 636-8558.