Head/Brain Injury Settlements: Real Case Outcomes & Data

One driver was stopped in traffic on a highway when another driver failed to stop and rear-ended her vehicle. This caused her car to hit the vehicle in front, resulting in a multi-vehicle crash. The injured driver sustained serious injuries and continues to experience severe postconcussion syndrome. She was unable to return to her commission-based sales job.

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 truck collided with a car, causing serious injuries to the car's driver. The driver suffered head injuries, a fractured neck vertebra, chest trauma, and a fractured forearm. His wife also claimed loss of consortium. The parties reached a settlement with the truck's owner and insurer. The injured driver's estate later sued the hospital for alleged fraudulent statements regarding billing, but this case was dismissed.

One driver stopped his car and began to cross lanes of traffic. The other driver changed lanes aggressively and struck the stopped vehicle. The first driver sustained a head injury and permanent impairment, with significant medical expenses.

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.