Shoulder Injury Settlements: Real Case Outcomes & Data

One driver was stopped on a road waiting to turn when another driver in a commercial vehicle rear-ended her. The collision caused moderate damage to the first driver's vehicle. She later sought treatment for soft-tissue complaints in her neck and back, as well as headaches. She also reported shoulder pain and was diagnosed with a rotator cuff tear, requiring surgery. The jury considered damages after liability was determined.

One driver stopped at a red light was struck head-on by another vehicle that swerved to avoid a third vehicle. The impact caused the stopped driver to suffer a fractured collarbone, requiring surgery. The case involved claims for medical expenses and pain and suffering.

One driver alleged the other driver ran a red light, causing a t-bone collision. The injured driver sought medical treatment for shoulder pain, which included surgery. The defense argued the injury was not directly related to the crash and was more likely due to the injured driver's active lifestyle. The jury found the defendant at fault and awarded the injured driver a portion of their medical bills.

One driver rear-ended another on a highway. The impact caused minimal damage to the vehicles. The injured driver first noticed pain when lifting their arm to pay for items. They treated for a shoulder injury, which included surgery and potential future repair. The defense argued the crash was too minor to cause the claimed injury. A jury found in favor of the injured driver on the threshold issue and awarded medical expenses.

One driver rear-ended another driver who was stopped at a red light. The crash caused minor damage. The injured driver treated for shoulder pain, underwent physical therapy, and eventually had surgery. Medical bills and lost wages were claimed. The defense argued the collision was too minor to cause a compensable injury. The jury awarded damages for medicals, lost wages, and past pain and suffering.