Criaco and Associates

$654k

One driver was helping another move items when a repo driver arrived. The second driver got into his truck and reversed at a high speed, running over the first driver's foot and ankle. The injured driver suffered a fractured tibia and fibula, requiring surgery and causing ongoing pain.

$385k

One driver's vehicle was struck from behind, causing injuries to their neck. The driver required surgery for spinal issues. The driver sought underinsured motorist benefits from their insurance company, which were denied. The case went to court, where a jury found the driver was entitled to additional benefits.

$108k

One driver was rear-ended by a pickup truck, causing her vehicle to hit the car in front. She claimed injuries to her back and neck, and sought medical expenses and pain and suffering. The jury awarded her over $100,000.

$64k

One driver was stopped at a traffic light when the vehicle behind her rear-ended her, pushing her into the vehicle in front. The injured driver claimed injuries including headaches, neck, back, and hip pain. The lawsuit alleged the following driver was negligent for failing to control her speed.

$55k

One driver backed their vehicle into another person's motorcycle in a gas station parking lot exit. The impact caused the motorcycle to fall. The injured person alleged the other driver was not paying attention and did not reverse safely. The injured person suffered a torn meniscus requiring surgery, and back and neck sprains.

$30k

One driver sued an insurance company after it refused to provide underinsured motorist benefits following a rear-end collision. The insurance company argued the injured driver's injuries were exaggerated. The collision caused injuries to the driver's neck and back, including disc herniations and nerve root involvement. The driver underwent pain management and may need future surgery, while the insurance company claimed a pre-existing condition was exacerbated. A jury awarded damages, which were then reduced by a prior settlement and capped by the insurance policy coverage.