In no-fault states, the fault for a car accident can be shared among several parties. State laws use percentages to break down the number of damages a party’s insurance is responsible for covering. As the Ohio Department of Insurance shows, Ohio’s comparative negligence law can impact the outcome of a case where multiple parties were responsible for a car accident and its damages. Because of laws like these, establishing an at-fault party is one of the most crucial components of any car accident that takes place in the state of Ohio. If another party’s behaviors caused an accident in which you or a loved one suffered damages, you may be entitled to a settlement.