fahrlässigeres

Fahrlässigeres is a German word that translates to "more negligent" or "more carelessly." It is the comparative form of the adjective "fahrlässig," which means negligent or careless. The word is used to describe a situation or action where the degree of negligence or carelessness is greater than in another comparable situation or action.

In legal contexts, "fahrlässigeres" can be used to distinguish between different levels of fault. For example, a person might be found to have acted "fahrlässigeres" if their actions caused more harm or if they failed to exercise a greater degree of care than another individual in a similar situation. This distinction can have implications for determining liability and the severity of legal consequences.

The concept of negligence itself in German law, and by extension "fahrlässigeres," is based on whether a person has met the required standard of care expected in a particular situation. This standard is often that of a reasonably prudent person. When describing something as "fahrlässigeres," it implies a deviation from this standard that is more pronounced or has more significant consequences than a lesser degree of carelessness. It is a term used to gradate the extent of a failure to exercise due care.