Paul Benson explains how insurance companies argue percentages of fault to pressure people into smaller settlements.

They may admit their driver was negligent but claim the injured person could have avoided the crash.

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Paul Benson breaks down one of the most aggressive insurance tactics—arguing that an injured person was more than 50% responsible. In Wisconsin, that shuts down a claim completely.

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Paul Benson explains Wisconsin’s modified comparative fault rule and how it affects injury cases.

He describes how juries assign percentages of fault and damages without knowing the real impact of their verdict. 

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Even if you're partly at fault, South Carolina law still lets you recover damages. In some states, even 1% fault would block your claim, but not here. 

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In New York, fault can be shared after a motorcycle accident, but your compensation is reduced by your % of fault. If you’re being tailgated, stay calm and don’t react aggressively. https://bit.ly/4sub9df
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In New York, even if you’re partially at fault in a motorcycle accident, you can still recover damages. Your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault, not denied entirely. Know your rights and protect your claim.
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New York follows a pure comparative fault rule, which means you can still recover compensation after a motorcycle accident even if you were partially at fault. Contact Riding Counsel through our website at the link in our bio.
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Who's Really at Fault in a Multi-Car Accident? 

Watch full episode here: 
https://youtu.be/ibGFSmw1_EM 

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CLAWEd: Keeping you informed, always.

Comparative Fault
kuhm-PAIR-uh-tiv fawlt
Noun

A legal concept that reduces the plaintiff’s damages based on their percentage of fault in the incident.

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