Comparative negligence bars all recovery to a plaintiff who is even 10 percent at fault.

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Comparative negligence allows the plaintiff to recover damages in proportion to their degree of fault. In some states, even if the plaintiff is found to be partially at fault, they can still recover damages, but the amount may be reduced based on their degree of fault. It is rare for comparative negligence to completely bar recovery for a plaintiff.

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