375 Georgia car accident cases analyzed. Here's what they resolved for.

One driver's vehicle was hit from the side, causing a collision. The occupants of the vehicle were ejected. The case involved allegations of defective seatbelt latches and door latches.

One driver allegedly ran a red light at a high speed and collided with another vehicle. The driver who ran the light was reportedly intoxicated and working at the time of the crash. The other driver sustained head trauma, facial lacerations, and multiple fractures requiring surgery and rehabilitation. The case involved complex insurance coverage issues.

One driver was turning left when the other driver failed to yield, causing a collision. The injured driver experienced back pain after the incident, which worsened over time. The driver underwent extensive medical treatment, including multiple injections and two spine surgeries. The case was resolved by a jury.

One driver was turning left at an intersection when another vehicle struck their car. The driver suffered fatal injuries. The surviving family sued the other driver and their employer, alleging excessive speed and negligent hiring. The defense argued the injured driver was at fault for turning into traffic. A jury found the defendants mostly at fault, and the parties later settled.

One driver failed to stop at a red light and hit the other driver's vehicle. The defendant admitted to using a cell phone while driving. The plaintiff sustained an ulnar nerve injury to their dominant arm, which causes diminished use and difficulty with daily activities. The plaintiff also suffered a cervical herniation and lumbar sprains. The jury awarded damages for compensatory losses and for the defendant's frivolous defense.

One driver ran a red light and hit another vehicle in an intersection. The crash caused injuries.

A 19-year-old woman was driving when another driver allegedly ran a stop sign and hit her car. The collision totaled her vehicle and caused severe fractures to both of her ankles. The jury found the defendant liable for the accident and awarded the woman $400,000. She claimed the injuries caused permanent pain, difficulty walking, and prevented her from returning to her job.

One driver stopped at a stop sign and was hit on the driver's side door by another car. The driver who was hit claimed they had back injuries that required surgery. The other driver admitted fault but disputed the severity of the injuries and argued that the injured driver's condition predated the crash.

One driver was attempting to make a left turn at an intersection and struck another vehicle. The passenger in the struck vehicle alleged the other driver failed to yield the right-of-way and keep a proper lookout. The passenger was unable to return to work for about six weeks.

One driver turned left at an intersection and collided with another vehicle that had the right-of-way. The collision resulted in a fractured arm and a laceration to the forehead for one of the drivers. The injured driver was unable to work and incurred medical expenses. The case went to trial, and the jury found in favor of the injured driver.

One driver entered an intersection and was struck on the driver's side by the other vehicle. The injured person sustained serious physical injuries requiring months of recovery. The person was unable to return to their previous career. The case involved determining which driver had a green light and if the continuing emotional problems were caused by the trauma.

One driver failed to yield while turning left and pulled out in front of another vehicle. The collision occurred on a highway. The injured driver sustained injuries to their shoulder and knee. The jury found the injured driver partially at fault for the collision.