In many instances some asked, how much of the injury is the fault of another?.States in the U.S. had to resolve whether it was fair for a person who on a very high scale contributed to his injuries would reclaim for very small damages caused by another party. Some states considered it unfair. Therefore they had to mutually agree and come up with a general cut off that made a principle of how one should be responsible for his harms before he can be permitted to ask for damages. The states that came with this rule on when damages can be appropriated are termed as “modified comparative fault states”. Those that are brought into a court of Law as the accused are 51 percent responsible for fault. No one is allowed to sue the other if his contribution is over 50 percent.