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Contributory negligence examples

by Mark Thompson | Sep 26, 2010 | Car accidents, Compensation for injury, Motorcycle accidents

Contributory negligence needs some explanation. Contributory negligence is sometimes called partial fault, but this is confusing. The concept is based on a claimant being partly responsible for the damage. I am asked about 50:50 offers to settle personal injury cases....

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