Under comparative negligence,if a plaintiff is found by the jury to be 25 percent negligent and the damages are $100,000,the plaintiff would only recover $25,000.

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Under comparative negligence, the plaintiff's recovery is reduced by their percentage of fault. If the plaintiff is 25% negligent, they would recover 75% of the damages, which is $75,000, not $25,000.

Under Comparative Negligence,if a Plaintiff Is Found by the Jury