The Meyerson Law Firm, P.C.

$4.1M

One vehicle lost control and hit a barrier, becoming disabled in a traffic lane. Another vehicle then rear-ended the disabled vehicle. One person died, and others sustained injuries. The police report cited contributing factors against both drivers involved in the collision.

$1.0M

One driver was preparing to turn when another driver attempted to pass. The passing driver struck the front of the first vehicle. The injured driver sustained multiple injuries, including a skull fracture and a torn rotator cuff. The case focused on damages, as the injured driver could no longer perform his previous job.

$361k

One driver stopped her car on the road, and the driver behind her hit her. The driver who stopped claimed she hit her head and experienced neck pain, dizziness, headaches, and ringing in her ears. The driver who hit her argued that the stop was too sudden and that the injured driver should have moved to another lane. The injured driver stated there were cars in the other lane. The jury found the driver who hit the other car negligent.

$100k

A driver was traveling northbound in San Antonio when another driver rear-ended them. The investigating officer determined the second driver's inattention contributed to the crash. The injured driver claimed back injuries, including bulging discs and stenosis, and underwent chiropractic treatment, physical therapy, and eventually surgery. The defense argued the condition was degenerative rather than traumatic.

$75k

One driver was attempting to make a left turn when another vehicle swerved to avoid a collision. The two vehicles then collided. The investigating officer faulted the turning driver for failing to yield the right of way. The injured person claimed multiple injuries, including a head injury and back pain.

$35k

A cyclist was test-riding bicycles when a driver attempted a left turn and struck him. The cyclist claimed the driver failed to yield the right of way. The driver argued the cyclist was at fault and that the sun was in her eyes. The cyclist sustained abrasions and a sprained ankle, and claimed ongoing shoulder pain. The defense expert suggested the shoulder injury was pre-existing.