Yes. Almost any case that results in personal injury or property damage in New Jersey will have modified comparative fault as a consideration. This can be anything from a dog bite caused by aggressive or improper treatment of another’s dog to a workplace injury caused both by management’s improper behavior and a worker’s own mistakes. Exceptions do exist as stated in NJ Rev Stat § 2A:15-5.4. These exceptions are focused around the Department of Environmental Protection and environmental protection laws, which limits or bans enforcement of liability in these rare cases. If you are ever a victim of personal injury or property damage as a result of the Department’s actions, you will need to speak with a legal professional who is an expert in cases involving the Department.