How does comparative negligence work in California? I’m trying to understand how this legal principle affects personal injury cases. Specifically, if both parties are found to be at fault, how is the compensation determined? For instance, if I was involved in a car accident where I was 30% responsible and the other driver was 70% responsible, how would that impact the damages I could claim? Are there any specific examples or cases that illustrate how comparative negligence has been applied in California courts? Any insights or explanations would be greatly appreciated!
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