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

One driver ran a red light and broadsided another vehicle at an intersection. The injured driver sustained a rotator cuff injury, humeral fractures, and later underwent cubital release surgery. The case proceeded to trial for pain and suffering damages.

One driver ran a red light and collided with another vehicle at an intersection. The driver who ran the red light had a passenger in the back seat who dropped something, causing the driver to look away. The collision was moderate, and initially, no injuries were reported at the scene. However, the driver who was hit later sought treatment for neck pain.

One driver was stopped at a red light, intending to turn. Another driver ran the red light and collided with a second vehicle that had entered the intersection. The first vehicle was then struck by the second vehicle. The injured person treated for neck and shoulder pain, later undergoing surgery and requiring a future shoulder replacement.

One driver was involved in a broadside collision. The case involved a claim for underinsured motorist benefits. The jury awarded damages.

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 ran a red light at an intersection, causing a collision with another vehicle. The injured driver sustained broken ribs and a fractured vertebra. The case involved disputed liability and the extent of the injuries.

One driver was stopped at a red light when the other driver ran the light and broadsided her. The injured driver treated for neck and back pain, and later had surgery for a shoulder injury. The defense argued the shoulder injury was degenerative and unrelated to the crash. The jury awarded damages for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

One driver pulled from a farm drive onto a highway and into the path of an oncoming pickup truck. The pickup truck was traveling at a high speed. The two vehicles collided, resulting in serious injuries to the driver of the car and the death of a passenger in the car. The case involved multiple lawsuits and claims, including a wrongful death claim and a UIM claim. The jury found both drivers at fault, with the driver who pulled out being assessed the majority of the fault. The injured driver was awarded damages for medical bills and lost wages, but not for pain and suffering.

A crash occurred at an intersection during a power outage with flashing red lights. One driver alleged the other ran the red light. The injured person sustained broken fingers and later developed symptoms of a condition. The case involved claims for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and impairment, as well as a separate claim against an insurer for underinsured motorist benefits. The jury found both drivers at fault for the collision.