Limits recovery for bodily injury and property damage in motor vehicle accidents to $25,000 for those without compulsory liability security.
Mississippi SB2736 establishes a $25,000 limit on recovery for bodily injury and property damage in motor vehicle accidents for those without compulsory liability security. The limit does not apply if the other driver was cited and convicted of a violation, intentionally caused the accident, or was not operating the vehicle. Passengers can still recover damages caused by another's negligence. The insurer retains rights to recover sums exceeding $25,000. The provisions do not apply to legally parked vehicles.
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