12 Louisiana car accident cases analyzed. Here's what they resolved for.

A tractor trailer driver caused a rear-end collision. The case involved expert testimony from specialists in rehabilitation psychology, vocational rehabilitation, life care planning, chronic pain management, aerospace medicine, occupational medicine, public health, and neurological surgery.

One driver was traveling on a highway and slowed due to traffic. The other driver, operating a tractor/trailer, struck the first vehicle. The injured driver sustained spinal cord damages and a herniated lumbar disc requiring surgery.

A packaging company's delivery of coffee materials was destroyed in a head-on collision between two tractor-trailers. The crash resulted in the deaths of both drivers and a fire that consumed the goods. The insurer of the packaging company, having paid for the lost materials, filed a lawsuit against the trucking company and its insurers. The parties involved reached a settlement, and the case was dismissed.

One driver was operating a tractor-trailer on the highway when he experienced a tire issue. He stopped on the shoulder and then re-entered the roadway at a reduced speed. Another driver, operating a loaded tanker truck, attempted to change lanes but collided with the trailer. The injured driver did not report an injury at the scene but later sought medical treatment, including surgeries.