On 12/1/2019 10:32 AM, Ralph Mowery wrote:
In article , "frank says...

In courts here in Delaware if defendant is found against them blame is
apportioned. You do not sue for a dollar value but essentially for
damages. If it were determined that it was 90% her fault, as most here
would agree, she might recover 10% of the damages.



From my limited experence in NC traffic laws if even 1 percent of an
accident is your fault, then it is up to each driver to fix their own
car.
Say you are going down the road and decide to turn in a drive way,
there is a minimum distance where you are suppose to turn on the turn
signal. If someone rams you from behind, it is still partly your fault
if you did not signal atleast that far ahead of time.


Interesting. In Michigan, you're driving too close and will always be
the fault of the driver who rear ended the vehicle in front, even though
the use of turn signals are mandatory. Brake lights are also there for a
reason.