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Today's Question:

In a pure comparative negligence jurisdiction, a pedestrian attempted to cross a street when the signal flashed “DON’T WALK.” When he was halfway across, two cars collided. Both drivers were negligent, and the first driver’s car struck the pedestrian. The pedestrian incurred $10,000 in covered medical expenses and sued both drivers for his injuries. At trial, the jury assessed the pedestrian’s damages in the amount of $100,000. The jury also found that the pedestrian was 25% negligent. The first driver was found 35% negligent and the second driver was found 40% negligent. The second driver was insolvent. What is the most the pedestrian may recover from the first driver?

(A) $75,000.

(B) $65,000.

(D) $25,000.

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