Mississippi SB2142 prohibits recovery of damages for those who operate vehicles without required liability insurance in accidents.
Mississippi SB2142 establishes that individuals who operate motor vehicles without the minimum required liability insurance, as stipulated by Chapter of Title 63 in the Mississippi Code of 1972, cannot recover damages from accidents they are involved in. This law aims to ensure that drivers maintain proper insurance coverage to be eligible for damages recovery in case of accidents. The act is set to take effect from July 1, 2026.
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