Pain and suffering = zero if you don't have car insurance
May 17, 2011, by Clayton Hasbrook
The Oklahoma Senate has an upcoming vote on SB 272. The bill was originally proposed to deal with relationships with car dealers and car manufacturers.
The bill was recently amended to incorporate a "no pay, no play" section for consumers. Basically, if you don't have car insurance, and you are in an accident that is not your fault, your pain and suffering damages are zero.
Guess who benefits from this type of legislation? The people that are funding it: insurance companies.
The bill was recently amended to incorporate a "no pay, no play" section for consumers. Basically, if you don't have car insurance, and you are in an accident that is not your fault, your pain and suffering damages are zero.
Guess who benefits from this type of legislation? The people that are funding it: insurance companies.
