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A pedestrian is injured in a Connecticut car accident. A jury finds the pedestrian 60% at fault and the driver 40% at fault. Under Connecticut's modified comparative negligence rule, how much can the pedestrian recover?

Nothing, because the pedestrian's fault exceeds 50% 40% of the total damages 60% of the total damages The full amount of damages

Correct Answer:

Nothing, because the pedestrian's fault exceeds 50%

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