Colorado has a modified comparative negligence rule when considering fault
in auto accidents. It is an important rule for multivehicle accidents
because it could allow you to still file a claim even if you are found
to be partially at fault for the collision. As long as your fault is less
than the combined fault of all other involved parties, you can still file
a claim. For example, you are in a crash with three other drivers. You
are determined to be 20% at fault, so you can file a claim against as
many parties as needed to pursue 80% of your owed damages.