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A pedestrian is struck by a negligent driver. The pedestrian was jaywalking, which a Washington jury finds to be 40% of the cause of the accident. The pedestrian's total damages are $250,000. What is the pedestrian's recovery under Washington law?

$$150,000, the damages reduced by the pedestrian's 40% share of fault Nothing, because jaywalking bars recovery $$250,000, the full amount of damages $$100,000, only the driver's share

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$$150,000, the damages reduced by the pedestrian's 40% share of fault

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