No cap, and a familiar 51% threshold
Delaware imposes no statutory cap on compensatory damages in personal injury cases — the full multiplier range applies, with no ceiling. Under 10 Del. C. §8132, you can recover as long as your negligence "was not greater than" the defendant's — meaning you're barred only once your fault exceeds 50%, reaching 51% or more. At exactly 50% fault, you can still recover a reduced amount.
One notable carve-out: a separate $300,000 cap applies to most claims against local governments (10 Del. C. §4013(a)) — a government-liability limit distinct from the no-cap rule that governs claims against private defendants.