Sentences with phrase «modified comparative negligence rule»

If you are found partly to blame, Texas follows a «modified comparative negligence rule» that will likely reduce the amount of compensation you get by an amount that is equal to the percentage of your fault in the accident (for example, you were rear ended, but one of your brake lights was not working).

Under New Jersey's modified comparative negligence rule, this could be a problem.

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This is called the «50 % fault rule» under the theory of «modified comparative negligence.»

In states that adhere to a rule known as modified comparative negligence, including Colorado, you may not recover damages for your injuries and other losses if the jury determines that you were 50 percent (50 %) or more liable for the accident.

Texas courts apply what is known as a «modified comparative fault» rule to negligence claims.

If you were involved in Nebraska car accident, you should know that Nebraska follows the modified comparative negligence law, also known as the 50 % rule.