Arapahoe County Settlements: Real Case Outcomes & Data

One driver's van collided with another driver's car. The driver of the car reportedly suffered brain and cognitive injuries, as well as injuries to their neck, shoulder, and back. They also experienced physical impairment and disfigurement, and incurred medical expenses and property damage. The case was settled.

A person riding a bicycle was struck by a motor vehicle. The cyclist sued the driver and their employer, claiming the driver's negligence caused the accident and seeking damages for injuries, pain, lost earnings, and medical expenses. The defense argued the cyclist was also negligent. A jury found in favor of the cyclist but reduced the award due to comparative negligence.

One driver entered an intersection and collided with another vehicle. This collision caused the second vehicle to hit a third vehicle that was waiting to turn. The driver of the first vehicle suffered a traumatic brain injury and cognitive defects.

One driver was stopped at a traffic light when another vehicle collided with a third vehicle, which then hit the stopped vehicle head-on. The driver who was stopped suffered a mild traumatic brain injury causing cognitive problems and worsening of existing neck and back issues.

One person claimed they loaned money to two others who promised to repay it with interest. The borrowers made some payments but then stopped. The lender took possession of vehicles as collateral. The lender filed a lawsuit for non-payment, breach of contract, and other claims. The borrowers argued the contract was invalid. The parties reached a settlement.

One driver's vehicle allegedly came into contact with another driver's vehicle. The collision reportedly caused severe personal injuries, mental anguish, and economic loss. The injured driver filed a lawsuit seeking damages. The other driver denied the allegations and raised defenses including comparative negligence. A jury awarded damages to the injured driver.