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Comparative negligence in Ohio personal injury law is a legal principle that determines how fault is allocated when multiple parties share responsibility for an accident. Under Ohio’s comparative negligence rules, an injured party may still recover compensation for their damages even if they are partially at fault, as long as their share of responsibility does …

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