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

One driver was traveling northbound when the other driver collided with the rear of her vehicle. The driver who was hit alleged the other driver failed to observe and drive safely. The driver who hit the vehicle was cited for following too closely. The injured driver suffered injuries and incurred medical expenses. The case proceeded to trial, and a jury awarded damages.

One driver was a passenger in a car that was rear-ended by another vehicle. The passenger sustained injuries including neck and back strain, requiring medical treatment and causing pain and lost wages. The passenger filed a lawsuit against the driver of the car that rear-ended them. The case proceeded to a bench trial, and a judgment was entered in favor of the passenger.

One driver's vehicle was damaged and they sustained bodily injuries after a collision. The other driver was accused of negligently operating their vehicle. The case was settled through a consent judgment.

One driver was operating a commercial vehicle when they made an improper lane change, causing a collision. The other driver sustained injuries and incurred medical expenses. The injured driver filed a lawsuit, but the court determined the claims were filed too late. The court awarded attorneys' fees and costs to the defendants.

One driver allegedly operated a vehicle negligently, causing damage to another vehicle and injuries to its occupants. The insurance company paid for vehicle damages and occupant injuries. The insurance company filed a complaint seeking judgment for the damages paid. The defendants filed numerous defenses. The parties engaged in settlement discussions and mediation. Ultimately, the parties reached a settlement, and a consent judgment was entered.

One driver failed to stop in time, causing a rear-end collision at an intersection. The injured person sustained soft tissue injuries to their neck and back.

One driver was stopped on a road when their vehicle was hit by another car. The second car had been struck by a third vehicle, pushing it into the stopped car. The driver of the stopped car sustained injuries and sought damages.

One driver stopped on the road when the other driver failed to stop and rear-ended them. The collision caused injuries and medical expenses. The defendant did not respond to the lawsuit, leading to a default judgment on liability. The case proceeded to trial where a jury awarded damages to the injured driver.

One driver rented a car and declined insurance. The other driver caused an accident involving the rental car and was cited for a traffic violation. The rental car company sued both drivers for damages to the rental vehicle. The defendants did not respond to the lawsuit, leading to a default judgment. The court found both drivers liable for damages, with one driver responsible for 20% and the other for 80% of the total award.

One driver's vehicle was damaged in a collision. The insurance company paid for the repairs and sought to recover the cost from the other driver. The court granted a default judgment against the driver responsible for the damage.

One driver stopped suddenly because a police officer directed traffic. The other driver then hit the stopped vehicle from behind. The driver who was hit alleged they suffered neck and shoulder injuries due to the collision. The other driver claimed the stop was sudden and unavoidable, and that the injured driver was exaggerating their injuries.

One driver stopped to make a left turn and was hit from behind by another driver. The driver who was hit claimed the accident worsened previous injuries to their knee and neck/back. The case proceeded to determine the extent of the injuries and damages.