Business, 12.02.2020 02:20, smithscarpetcaour4es
Christ’s car collides with Dave’s, and both drivers are partly at fault. The evidence is that Chris is 25% responsible, for failing to stop quickly enough, and Chris 75% responsible, for making a dangerous turn. Chris sues Dave. Chris proves these damages: Medical bills $70,000 Pain and suffering $200,000 Lost wages $22,000 Automobile damage $8,000Part I: How much money will Chris recover in a contributory negligence state? Why? Answer and explain. Part I: How much money will Chris recover In a comparative negligence state? Why? Answer and explain.
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