Fabre v. Marin

How courts have described this case

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• holding that fault must be apportioned among all responsible entities who may have contributed to an accident, even though not all of them have been joined as defendants
• recognizing that all tortfeasors should be included in the apportionment question presented to the jury regardless of whether they are parties to the suit
• holding that apportionment of fault to parent was appropriate even though parent is immune from suit by child plaintiff
• holding that apportionment of fault to spouse was appropriate even though spouse was immune from suit by the other spouse
• holding that apportionment of comparative fault is not limited to parties to a lawsuit
• holding that apportionment of comparative fault is not limited to parties in a lawsuit

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).