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A chain reaction crash can turn your normal drive into a nightmare. But when several cars are involved, figuring out who’s at fault isn’t simple.

Florida uses a system called comparative negligence, which means fault (and compensation) can be divided among multiple drivers. You could even be found partially responsible, even if you didn’t cause the first impact.

In this video, attorney David Carter of Carter Injury Law breaks down:

● How fault is determined in multi-car accidents

● What comparative negligence means for your case

● Why quick investigation is critical for protecting your rights


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