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

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 alleged the other driver made an improper left turn, causing a collision. The jury found the first driver's negligence caused the injury and that the injury was permanent.

One driver was heading eastbound on a highway when the other driver made a U-turn directly in front of them. The parties disagreed on who was at fault for the crash and the extent of the injured person's damages. The jury determined that the injured person was more responsible for the accident than the other driver.