<ul><li>Comparative fault, also known as comparative negligence, is a legal principle that determines the level of responsibility each party holds in a car accident.</li><li>It assesses the degree of fault for each driver involved in the accident, impacting the amount of compensation they can receive based on their contribution to the crash.</li><li>Different states have varying approaches to comparative fault, such as the Pure Comparative Fault, 50% Rule, and 51% Rule, affecting how damages are recovered based on the percentage of fault assigned.</li><li>Understanding the system your state follows is crucial in evaluating the strength of your claim and ensuring you receive fair compensation in car accident cases involving comparative fault.</li></ul>

Understanding Comparative Fault in Car Accident Claims

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