Comparative Negligence: Pennsylvania adheres to a modified comparative negligence system. If you're deemed to be 51% or more responsible for your injuries, you won't be able to recover any damages. However, if you are 50% or less at fault. Your total damages will be diminished by your percentage of responsibility.

For further details on personal injury law in the state of Pennsylvania. Be sure to send us a message or visit our website.

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Reference(s):

1. Pennsylvania General Assembly, Section 7102 - Title 42 - Judiciary And Judicial Procedure, retrieved from: https://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/CT/HTM/42/00.071.002.000..HTM

*Note: Through the rulings in higher courts (including federal decisions), the passage of new legislation, ballot initiatives etc. Laws governed by the state are always subject to change. While we work hard to offer the most up to date details as possible. We highly recommend consulting with an attorney or conducting your own legal research, to confirm the law(s) within your state.

Comparative Negligence: Pennsylvania adheres to a modified comparative negligence system. If you're deemed to be 51% or more responsible for your injuries, you won't be able to recover any damages. However, if you are 50% or less at fault. Your total damages will be diminished by your percentage of responsibility.

For further details on personal injury law in the state of Pennsylvania. Be sure to send us a message or visit our website.

@caseassist

Reference(s):

1. Pennsylvania General Assembly, Section 7102 - Title 42 - Judiciary And Judicial Procedure, retrieved from: https://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/LI/CT/HTM/42/00.071.002.000..HTM

*Note: Through the rulings in higher courts (including federal decisions), the passage of new legislation, ballot initiatives etc. Laws governed by the state are always subject to change. While we work hard to offer the most up to date details as possible. We highly recommend consulting with an attorney or conducting your own legal research, to confirm the law(s) within your state.

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