Law Office of Scott P. Callahan, P.C.

$6.0M

Motorists carpooling to work were injured when an 18-wheeler struck seven cars on a Texas highway, pushing their pickup into another truck. The plaintiffs required multiple surgeries and hospital stays. The jury found the truck driver's employer liable for negligence and awarded damages for injuries, pain, and suffering.

$66k

One driver was turning left at an intersection when their vehicle collided with another car. The occupants of the first vehicle claimed injuries to their backs and necks. One of the occupants also claimed a general injury. The case proceeded to trial regarding the claims of two of the occupants against the driver of the other car. The jury found the driver liable for the accident and determined the total damages.

$21k

One driver was traveling north and another driver was in the left lane. The driver in the left lane attempted to turn right, and the front of the first driver's car hit the front right wheel of the second driver's truck. The first driver claimed neck, back, shoulder, and arm injuries, and the passenger claimed neck, back, shoulder, arm, and leg injuries.

$10k

One driver was traveling on a highway when he encountered a hole in the pavement. His tire blew out, causing him to lose control. He claimed the hole aggravated a pre-existing shoulder injury. The state agency responsible for the road was sued for premises liability, alleging they knew or should have known about the dangerous condition. The defense argued the condition was pre-existing and the driver was negligent.