Change the law and move to comparative negligence, Business Law and Ethics

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1. Maryland is one of a few states in which contributory negligence is a complete defense, barring the plaintiff from any recovery. What is contributory negligence? How does it compare to comparative negligence? Do you believe that Maryland should change its law and move to comparative negligence? Why or why not?

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