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Law School in Plain English: Torts & Criminal Law. - Comparative Negligence: Sharing the Blame.

Comparative Negligence: Sharing the Blame.

10/17/24 • 8 min

Law School in Plain English: Torts & Criminal Law.

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Explore comparative negligence through a playful sibling chase and real-world examples. Learn how responsibility is shared when both parties are at fault, and see how the law divides the blame to ensure a fair outcome.

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Explore comparative negligence through a playful sibling chase and real-world examples. Learn how responsibility is shared when both parties are at fault, and see how the law divides the blame to ensure a fair outcome.

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