Personal Injury & Torts
Aug. 31, 1999
All Intents
^^Tort Law^^ All Intents Supreme Court Limits Expansion of Proposition 213 Part of this narrow construction may come from the court's apparent belief that Proposition 213 is overbroad.
By Steven G. Mehta
It has been several years since the enactment of the Personal Responsibility Act of 1996, commonly known as Proposition 213. During this time period, defendants in automobile-accident lawsuits have attempted to expand the scope of Proposition 213 well beyond the language of the statute. The California S...
It has been several years since the enactment of the Personal Responsibility Act of 1996, commonly known as Proposition 213. During this time period, defendants in automobile-accident lawsuits have attempted to expand the scope of Proposition 213 well beyond the language of the statute. The California S...
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