700 Florida car accident cases analyzed. Here's what they resolved for.

A woman was injured when her vehicle was involved in a multi-vehicle collision on a Florida highway. The collision occurred when one driver rear-ended another vehicle, leading to a chain reaction involving six vehicles. The injured driver sustained a spinal cord injury resulting in partial paralysis. The case went to trial, and the jury found in favor of the plaintiff.

One driver stopped abruptly, causing a chain reaction accident involving multiple vehicles. The plaintiff was struck from behind and pushed into the vehicle in front. The plaintiff suffered a neck fracture requiring surgery. The jury found multiple parties negligent.

One driver was stopped at a red light when another vehicle cut in front of a transportation van. The van driver swerved to avoid a collision, went airborne, and landed on the first driver's vehicle. The first driver alleged the van was traveling too fast for conditions.

One driver was operating a vehicle when it was struck on the side by another vehicle attempting to change lanes. The first vehicle then left the road and hit a light pole. The injured driver alleged the other driver caused the collision and sustained permanent injuries. The other driver's negligence was admitted, but fault was also assigned to the injured driver.

One driver was stopped at an intersection with her turn signal on. Another driver, in a large tractor-trailer, signaled that it was safe to proceed. As she pulled out to turn, a third driver collided with her vehicle. The collision resulted in her death. The case involved claims of negligence against the drivers and a claim against an insurance company.

One driver was traveling north on a road when another driver rear-ended their vehicle. This caused the first vehicle to cross the median and collide with a southbound vehicle. The driver of the first vehicle allegedly died from injuries sustained in the accident.

A driver was stopped in traffic when a tractor-trailer rear-ended their vehicle. The impact caused a chain reaction, pushing the driver's vehicle into another car and then causing it to overturn and catch fire. The driver died as a result of the accident.

One driver rear-ended another vehicle, causing that vehicle to strike the car in front of it. The collision occurred on a highway at an intersection. The injured person sustained a herniated disc in their neck.

One driver alleged that another driver negligently operated their vehicle, causing a collision. The injured person claimed this negligence resulted in bodily injury, pain, disability, and medical expenses. A second collision with another driver was also alleged, with the injured person claiming the injuries from both accidents formed a single, indivisible injury. The case involved claims against the drivers, their employers, and an insurance company for uninsured/underinsured motorist benefits.

One driver's vehicle was rear-ended, pushing it into the vehicle in front. The collision occurred on a public road. The injured person had an insurance policy with underinsured motorist coverage.

One driver's vehicle was struck from behind by a van. The impact caused the plaintiff's car to hit another vehicle in front of it. The plaintiff claimed the collision caused injuries to her knee, back, shoulder, and head, requiring surgery. The defendants argued the injuries were not permanent. The jury found the plaintiff sustained a permanent injury.

One driver was stopped on a road preparing to turn left when another driver rear-ended them. The impact pushed the stopped vehicle into oncoming traffic, where it was struck again. The person in the first vehicle died as a result of the collision.