In some states where comparative negligence is the rule of law, the plaintiff will not be able to recover if the jury determines the plaintiff was .

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In states where comparative negligence is the rule of law, the plaintiff's recovery may be barred if the plaintiff's percentage of fault exceeds 50% (or in some states, 51%). Therefore, if the jury determines that the plaintiff is 51% or more at fault for their injuries, they will not be able to recover any damages. Option A and C are incorrect as they fall below the threshold and Option D is too broad and not specific enough to accurately answer the question.

In Some States Where Comparative Negligence Is the Rule of Law