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0 CommentBy far, the most common way states decide which driver pays which and how much he or she pays is the modified comparative negligence rule. Basically, the rule states that a driver who was more at fault pays the driver who was less at fault the damages the less-at-fault driver suffered minus the less-at-fault driver’s […]
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Read MoreOf the several rules that govern how much each party gets and pays after a car accident, the pure comparative negligence rule is maybe the easiest to understand. After an accident, a jury looks at two things. First, they ask, how much did the plaintiff sustain in damages? Second, they ask, how much of the […]
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