By popular initiative, Alaska has abolished the system of joint and several liability, in which each tortfeasor could be fully liable [liable, to be] for the injured party's damages [damage] and seek contribution or indemnity from any other joint tortfeasor. (...) Thus, a plaintiff "[can] only recover [recover, to] from each tortfeasor in the proportion that his fault played to the total fault of all the persons and entities at fault including the plaintiff herself.