Determine Fault In a Danbury Car Accident Case
If you have been involved in some type of Danbury car accident, case one of the issues that will come up is who is at fault. Connecticut follows the law of modified comparative negligence, which says that if an injured party is more than 50% at fault for the accident then that individual cannot recover any money damages from the other party. Additionally, if an injured party is less than 50% at fault then that person’s award would be reduced by their percentage of fault. By way of example, if the plaintiff is awarded $100,000 for her case and a jury finds her to be 30% at fault than the $100,000 award would be reduced by $30,000 which would net the plaintiff the sum of $70,000.
