68 Arizona car accident cases analyzed. Here's what they resolved for.

A teenager was hit by a car while crossing a street near his high school. He sustained a serious brain injury that caused lasting problems with his balance, speech, memory, and thinking. The injured teen required extensive medical treatment and rehabilitation. His parents sued the driver and the county, alleging the driver was not paying attention and the county maintained a dangerous crosswalk. The jury found the driver mostly at fault, with some fault assigned to the county and the teen.

One driver was crossing a highway when they were struck by a truck that was rounding a corner. The defense argued that the driver had enough time to stop.

A student was riding her bicycle at an intersection after school when she was struck by a vehicle. The student suffered injuries. The student's family sued the school, alleging negligence for failing to provide a crossing guard. The school argued it had no duty to provide a crossing guard for off-campus travel. The court ruled in favor of the school.