A patron was injured at a restaurant. Both the restaurant and the patron were negligent. If the restaurant is located in a state that follows the comparative negligence rule, which of the following is true?
A) The restaurant will have no liability, and the patron's case will be dismissed.
B) The restaurant will be fully liable for the injuries.
C) The jury will allocate the liability between the patron and the restaurant; the patron will collect a percentage of liability attributed to the restaurant.
D) The restaurant will be fully liable for the loss and will be required to pay punitive damages as well.
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