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Product Liability Law: Comparative Negligence

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In the context of product liability law, what is comparative negligence?

  1. A legal doctrine that assigns a percentage of fault to each party involved in an accident
  2. A defense strategy used by defendants to argue that the plaintiff's own negligence caused or contributed to their injury
  3. A principle that allows plaintiffs to recover damages even if they were partially responsible for their own injury
  4. A legal concept that holds manufacturers strictly liable for any injuries caused by their products, regardless of the plaintiff's negligence
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