9 Indiana car accident cases analyzed. Here's what they resolved for.

One driver was traveling south on a road and the other driver was traveling east. The driver traveling east ran a stop sign and collided with the driver traveling south. The collision resulted in fractures to both ankles, a broken wrist, and fractured ribs for the driver who was hit. After surgery and rehabilitation, the injured driver experienced post-traumatic arthritis in her leg, causing difficulty walking and impacting her ability to care for her disabled adult child.

One driver was traveling west on a highway and the other was traveling south on a road. The driver traveling west allegedly ran a red light and crashed into the driver traveling south. The driver who was hit has treated for chronic back pain. The case went to trial, and the jury assigned fault to both drivers. The jury awarded damages, which were then reduced based on the assigned fault.