85 Colorado car accident cases analyzed. Here's what they resolved for.

One driver cut across the highway, hitting another vehicle and causing it to roll over. The injured passenger alleged that the vehicle, windshield, and seatbelt were defectively designed. The defendants denied liability and disputed the extent of the injuries. The jury found the defendant driver and other parties liable, but not the seatbelt manufacturer.

One driver was in a pickup truck when another vehicle failed to stop at a stop sign and hit the rear side of the pickup. The pickup lost control, rolled over, and landed on its roof. The driver suffered severe spinal injuries resulting in paralysis. The driver and their spouse sued the vehicle manufacturer, alleging the truck's roof, restraint system, and warnings were defectively designed. They claimed the roof did not provide adequate protection in the rollover and the seat belt allowed too much movement. The lawsuit also argued the manufacturer did not test the vehicle for roof strength standards in rollovers. The jury found the other driver 10% at fault and awarded damages.

One driver was involved in a motor vehicle collision, resulting in a traumatic brain injury. After hospitalization, the injured person was admitted to a skilled nursing facility. The facility allegedly failed to properly care for the person's skin and nutrition, leading to severe wounds and sepsis. The injured person was transferred to a hospital for treatment, including surgery and wound care. A lawsuit was filed against the facility for negligent care, inadequate staffing, and poor communication with physicians. A trial resulted in a judgment for the injured person.

A motor vehicle accident happened in a parking spot. The crash caused injuries to the neck, back, right hand, and right knee.

One driver was traveling on a highway in snowy conditions when the truck behind him could not stop and hit his vehicle. The first driver then exited his car onto the shoulder and was struck by another vehicle that lost control. He became pinned between two vehicles and suffered broken bones and other serious injuries.

One driver was rear-ended by a rental company employee while slowing down in traffic. The crash caused significant damage to both vehicles. The injured driver experienced chronic pain and incurred substantial medical bills and lost income. The case was resolved with a jury award.

A driver who was visibly intoxicated rear-ended a motorcycle, causing the rider's death. The rider's parents sued the driver for negligence. The case involved claims for wrongful death and damages.

One driver was operating a sedan and the other was driving an 18-wheeler. The 18-wheeler allegedly failed to stop at a stop sign and collided with the sedan. The driver of the sedan sustained injuries including a concussion, shoulder injury, and facet joint injury. The driver also experienced post-traumatic stress disorder and pain.

One driver ran a red light and collided with another vehicle on the driver's side. This accident resulted in significant physical and emotional injuries for one person, some of which were permanent. The driver who ran the red light faced criminal charges in connection with the accident. A civil lawsuit was filed for negligence. A jury found in favor of the injured person.

One driver rear-ended another on a Colorado highway. The injured driver treated for a disc injury that required surgery but continued to experience pain and developed other complications. The injured driver pursued claims against the at-fault driver's insurer and their own underinsured motorist coverage. A jury awarded damages for economic and non-economic losses, physical impairment, and bad faith by the insurer.

One driver alleged that another driver's vehicle struck his motorcycle. The collision occurred when the second driver allegedly made an abrupt left turn in front of the first driver. The first driver sustained multiple fractures and a separated shoulder. The jury awarded the first driver $1.3 million.

One driver filed a lawsuit against another driver after a motor vehicle accident. The lawsuit alleged that the defendant's negligent driving caused the crash and resulted in economic and non-economic damages. The defendant argued that the plaintiff was also negligent. A jury found in favor of the plaintiff but also determined the plaintiff was partially at fault.