Kastl Law, P.C.

$683k

One driver was traveling north on a rural road when he collided head-on with another driver going south. The northbound driver sustained multiple injuries, including fractures and herniated discs. He sued the other driver, alleging negligence for failing to keep a proper lookout and crossing the center line. The defense argued the collision occurred in the southbound lane. The injured driver sought damages for past and future medical expenses, pain, mental anguish, and physical impairment.

$25k

A passenger in a sedan was injured when the vehicle rear-ended another car stopped at a railroad crossing. The passenger claimed neck, back, and leg injuries. The driver of the passenger's vehicle admitted to being distracted and not seeing the stopped car ahead. The jury found the driver negligent and awarded damages for past medical expenses.

$20k

One driver was heading south and stopped at an intersection to turn left. The other driver was approaching from the opposite direction. The vehicles collided in the intersection. The first driver claimed neck and back injuries, alleging the other driver failed to keep a proper lookout and crossed the center line. The second driver's counsel argued the first driver attempted an unsafe left turn and failed to yield the right of way.

$11k

One driver was traveling north on a highway in Dallas when another driver rear-ended him. The injured driver claimed multiple injuries, including a wrist fracture, and soft-tissue injuries to his neck, back, and shoulder. The defense admitted fault for the collision but argued that the wrist fracture was an old injury unrelated to the accident. The jury found the defendant negligent and awarded the injured driver damages.

$6k

One driver was heading north on a highway in Dallas when they were struck from behind by another northbound vehicle. The driver in front claimed the collision occurred after they entered the highway behind a vehicle creating a smoke cloud, and the other driver was speeding and not paying attention. The driver in the back argued the other driver entered their lane from an entrance ramp without looking. The injured driver claimed neck and back strains and sought compensation for pain, suffering, and medical expenses.

$5k

One driver was traveling on a highway when another driver entered the highway from an on-ramp that became an exit-only lane. The second driver changed lanes to the left to avoid exiting, and their vehicle struck the first driver's vehicle. The second driver then left the scene. The first driver claimed neck and back injuries.