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A plaintiff injured in an Indiana automobile collision is found by the jury to be 50% at fault, while the defendant is 50% at fault. The plaintiff's total damages are $100,000. Under the Indiana Comparative Fault Act, how much may the plaintiff recover?

Nothing, because the plaintiff was equally at fault $$50,000, because fault is split evenly $$100,000, because Indiana uses pure comparative fault $$25,000, after a double reduction for shared fault

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$$50,000, because fault is split evenly

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