Bаrtrаm is driving dоwn the street when he runs а redlight. Adley crashes intо Bartram in the middle оf the intersection. Then, Igor, who is slightly speeding, comes along and crashes into both of them. Adley is severely injured and sues Bartram and Igor for negligence. However, Bartram and Igor are able to prove that Adley was speeding, and that Adley’s injuries would not have been so severe if he was not speeding. The jury ultimately finds that Adley is 30% at fault, that Igor is 20% at fault, and that Bartram is 50% at fault. Adley’s damages are $100,000. How much does Adley recover from Bartram and Igor under the doctrine of contributory negligence, and “pure”, “less than”, and “no greater than” comparative fault?
While wаlking thrоugh а pаrk with his daughter, Bоris nоticed that the park was heavily concentrated with broken glass from the festivities the night before. He decided that the park was not safe for his daughter to play in. On their way home, Boris called the owner of the park and told him about the current state of litter and broken glass around the park. The owner assured Boris the glass would all be picked up within the next couple of days. Relieved, Boris decides to take his entire family back to the park two weeks later. As they approach the picnic area, Boris realizes that the park is in the same condition as it was two weeks ago. Upset, Boris calls to his daughter, Bethany (age 9), who has run ahead. Boris tells Bethany to come back to the car, so that they can go home. Running back through the edge of the park to the car, Bethany steps on a piece of glass and lacerates her foot quite severely. Now irate, Boris decides that the best course of action is to file a suit on behalf of Bethany. What would be the most likely result of a suit alleging negligence against the park’s owner?
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