What is the “Last Clear Chance” Doctrine in Personal Injury Law?

The Last Clear Chance Doctrine in Personal Injury Law SFVBA Referral

The last clear chance doctrine is a legal principle that states that even if a plaintiff was negligent, a defendant can still be held liable for an accident if the defendant had the last clear chance to avoid it. The doctrine applies in situations where both parties were negligent, and it is uncertain which party’s negligence was the cause of the accident.

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