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Minnesota applies a comparative-fault system to negligence claims. Under Minnesota's statute, what happens if the plaintiff's fault exceeds that of the defendant?

The plaintiff's recovery is reduced but never barred The plaintiff recovers full damages regardless of fault Under Minnesota's modified comparative fault, the plaintiff is barred from recovery if the plaintiff's fault is greater than the combined fault of those against whom recovery is sought Minnesota applies pure contributory negligence, barring any plaintiff at fault

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Under Minnesota's modified comparative fault, the plaintiff is barred from recovery if the plaintiff's fault is greater than the combined fault of those against whom recovery is sought

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