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

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.

A person was struck by a vehicle, resulting in the amputation of their leg below the knee. The case involved a motor vehicle and pedestrian collision.

One driver failed to slow down and collided with the rear of another vehicle. Other drivers exceeded a safe speed, causing a chain reaction collision. The injured person suffered physical and emotional injuries, including pain, medical bills, and lost earnings.

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 bus passenger was injured when a vehicle operated by another driver allegedly collided with the bus. The passenger filed a lawsuit against the driver, seeking damages for severe and permanent injuries, pain, loss of enjoyment of life, physical impairment, emotional distress, medical expenses, and economic loss. The jury awarded the passenger over $1 million. The parties later settled their claims.

A motorcycle and a car collided. The case involved civil rights and computer law. The jury awarded damages to the plaintiff.

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's vehicle collided with another driver's vehicle. The collision caused alleged physical injuries, pain, and medical expenses. The injured person filed a lawsuit for negligence. The defense raised several affirmative defenses. A jury initially awarded damages to the injured person, but the judge later granted a motion for summary judgment in favor of the defendant.

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 collided with another vehicle carrying a passenger. The passenger sustained fatal injuries, and the driver of the other vehicle allegedly suffered serious injuries, pain, emotional distress, and incurred medical expenses. The case involved claims of negligence and demands for damages.

One driver rear-ended another vehicle, causing headaches and spinal injuries. The injured person required surgery on their lower back.

A motor vehicle accident occurred, resulting in severe and permanent injuries. The injured person experienced significant pain, suffering, emotional distress, and a reduced ability to enjoy life.