Texas HB3095 prohibits recovery of noneconomic damages in motor vehicle collisions for those who failed to establish financial responsibility.

Texas HB3095 amends the Civil Practice and Remedies Code to prohibit recovery of noneconomic damages in motor vehicle collisions for individuals who failed to establish financial responsibility. Exceptions include those who had financial responsibility for at least a year before a 45-day lapse and passengers not operating the vehicle. The bill also limits recovery for those injured by drivers under the influence, causing collisions intentionally or recklessly, fleeing the scene, or committing a felony.

Texas HB3095 prohibits recovery of noneconomic damages in motor vehicle collisions for those who failed to establish financial responsibility.

Texas HB3095 amends the Civil Practice and Remedies Code to prohibit recovery of noneconomic damages in motor vehicle collisions for individuals who failed to establish financial responsibility. Exceptions include those who had financial responsibility for at least a year before a 45-day lapse and passengers not operating the vehicle. The bill also limits recovery for those injured by drivers under the influence, causing collisions intentionally or recklessly, fleeing the scene, or committing a felony.