Possibly. Michigan’s comparative fault rules can reduce compensation based on a person’s share of responsibility.
Certain noneconomic damages can be unavailable when the injured person’s fault exceeds 50 percent. The facts and claim type matter.
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Possibly. Michigan’s comparative fault rules can reduce compensation based on a person’s share of responsibility.
Certain noneconomic damages can be unavailable when the injured person’s fault exceeds 50 percent. The facts and claim type matter.
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