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Negligence Case
A legal case involving a failure to behave with the level of care that someone of ordinary prudence would have exercised under the same circumstances, resulting in harm or damage.
Comparative Negligence
A legal principle under which the fault for an accident is divided among all parties involved based on the degree of responsibility of each party.
Pure Comparative
A legal principle of negligence law allowing a plaintiff to recover a percentage of damages even if they are partially at fault, with compensation reduced by their percentage of fault.
Modified Comparative
A legal doctrine used in some jurisdictions for determining damages and liability based on the degree of fault of each party.
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