131 Kentucky car accident cases analyzed. Here's what they resolved for.

A police pursuit began when a driver failed to use his turn signal and fled from an officer at high speed. The driver ran a red light, striking two vehicles and then a moped. The moped driver suffered fatal injuries, and a passenger on another moped sustained emotional distress. The families sued the police department, alleging negligent pursuit due to the minor traffic violation and violation of pursuit policy. The jury found the driver 97% at fault and the police officer 3% at fault.

A motorcyclist was hit by a car that crossed the center line. The motorcyclist was seriously injured and later died. The driver of the car had been drinking before the crash. The motorcyclist's widow filed a lawsuit against the driver, the owner of the park where the driver had been drinking, and others.

One driver was texting and crossed the center line, crashing into a school bus. The school bus driver tried to avoid the collision but could not. The school bus driver sought care for soft-tissue pain and headaches after the crash. The other driver argued the crash was too minor to have caused a compensable injury and pointed to the school bus driver's prior accident history. The jury awarded the school bus driver his medical bills but rejected claims for future care and pain and suffering.