Volusia County Settlements: Real Case Outcomes & Data

One driver was driving on a road when another driver pulled into the intersection, causing the first driver to brake. The first driver's vehicle was then rear-ended by a third vehicle. The driver who pulled into the intersection claimed a stalled truck obscured their vision. The driver who rear-ended the first vehicle stated they were unable to avoid striking the rear of the vehicle in front of them.

One driver hit another car from behind while it was stopped at a red light. The driver who was hit testified that the impact knocked a hearing aid from her ear. Doctors said she sustained a herniated disc and may need surgery. She can no longer participate in sports she previously enjoyed. The other driver claimed the first car stopped suddenly for no reason. A doctor for the second driver said the injured person had a pre-existing condition. The jury found the second driver fully at fault.

A driver was rear-ended by another vehicle owned by their employer. The collision caused injuries to the driver and loss of consortium for their spouse. The case involved claims of negligence and motor vehicle safety.

One driver rear-ended another vehicle while it was stopped at an intersection. The occupants of the stopped vehicle sustained injuries requiring surgery. One occupant was unable to work for several months and missed a promotion. The other occupant also had surgery for a hand injury.

One driver rear-ended another vehicle, causing neck and back injuries. The injured driver claimed permanent spinal injuries and underwent surgery. The other driver disputed the extent of the injuries and argued the impact was low speed. A jury found the injured driver sustained a permanent injury.

One driver rear-ended another vehicle at an intersection. The injured driver claimed to have sustained disc injuries in their neck and lower back requiring surgery. The defense argued the collision was low impact and the surgeries were not related to the accident.

One driver was stopped at a red light when the other driver rear-ended their vehicle. The injured person experienced headaches and neck strain with arm symptoms.

One driver was stopped at a green light when the other driver rear-ended them. The injured driver experienced headaches, neck pain, and low back pain. The case involved a dispute over outstanding chiropractic bills and whether the treatment was reasonable and necessary. The matter was settled.

One driver claimed another driver caused a collision at an intersection. The first driver was a passenger in a vehicle traveling northbound, while the second driver was westbound and intended to turn left. The second driver claimed they proceeded because the first driver's vehicle appeared to be turning right. The collision occurred, and the passenger sought damages for neck injuries. Experts disagreed on whether the injuries were caused by the accident or pre-existing degenerative changes.

One driver was traveling on Sterhaus Road and the other was traveling on Nova Road. The driver on Nova Road stopped at a stop sign and then proceeded into the intersection, colliding with the vehicle on Sterhaus Road. The driver on Nova Road believed the other vehicle was turning right, but it continued straight. The passenger in the vehicle on Sterhaus Road claimed neck injuries from the crash.