Romines Weis & Young

$1.5M

One driver was responding to a domestic violence call in a police vehicle with flashing lights but no siren. The driver was speeding through an intersection with a red light. Another driver entered the intersection with a green light and broadsided the police vehicle. Both vehicles were destroyed. The driver who entered the intersection suffered a shattered tibial plateau and underwent knee surgery.

$621k

An 87-year-old woman was shopping for a car when a salesperson let a vehicle roll forward and strike her. She fell and fractured her pelvis. The woman was hospitalized and underwent rehabilitation. Her injuries affected her independence. The case was tried on damages only.

$152k

One driver was making a turn when another driver ran a red light and struck her vehicle head-on. The injured driver initially did not report an injury but later sought medical treatment for neck and back pain. She continued to experience pain and was diagnosed with a disc bulge. The jury found both drivers at fault, with the majority of fault assigned to the driver who ran the red light.

$74k

One driver was stopped at a red light when another driver hit them from behind. The injured driver suffered injuries to their ankle and knee, requiring surgery for both. The defense argued that the knee injury was pre-existing. The jury awarded damages for medical bills and pain and suffering.