Under Federal statutes, the amount of damages under separate and proportionate liability can be increased to 200 percent of the amount determined to be proportionate to the CPA's degree of fault when the main defendant is insolvent.

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Under Federal statutes, there is no provision that automatically increases the amount of damages to 200 percent under separate and proportionate liability based on the insolvency of the main defendant. Liability is generally determined based on each party's degree of fault, not the financial condition of other parties involved.

Under Federal Statutes, the Amount of Damages Under Separate and Proportionate