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Ill. Pattern Jury Instr. (Civil) 600.02

A pportionment of Respon sibility--Complaint and Claims for Contribution Tried

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If you find that [a ny of the defendants][the defendant] [are] [is] lega lly responsible f or

proximately causing pla intiff's [injuries] [damages], then y ou must appor tion damages by

determining the relative degree of legal responsibility of each [per son] [and] [e ntity] named or

described on the Verdict Form.

In making that determination, you should consider the deg ree to which the [condition of

the produc t] [a nd] [per son's] [a nd] [e ntity's] conduct prox imately caused pla intiff's [injuries]

[damages].

In your ver dict form, you will state the percentage of legal responsibility of each of the

[persons] [and] [entities] named on the ver dict form. The total of these percentages must add up

to 100%.

Notes and Comment revised January 2010.

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2026-08-19
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