55 Maryland car accident cases analyzed. Here's what they resolved for.

One driver sustained neck and back injuries after a motor vehicle accident. The case went to trial and resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff.

One driver was going towards a gas pump when the other driver struck the rear quarter panel of their vehicle. The injured driver claimed to have suffered a herniated disc in their lower back and an aggravation of a pre-existing condition in their neck. They underwent surgery and revision, but continued to experience pain and were unable to work. The jury found the defendant driver 100% liable.

One party failed to warn about asbestos in brake linings. Experts testified regarding the health risks associated with asbestos exposure. The case resulted in a jury award.

One driver died as a result of a traffic accident. The case involved a trial that resulted in a judgment for the plaintiff.

A woman received an injection in her hip for migraine headaches. She claimed the nurse administered the injection incorrectly, causing permanent pain and a severe limp. The defense argued the issues were not related to the injection or stemmed from a later car accident. The jury found in favor of the woman.

A woman riding her bicycle through a crosswalk was run over by a bus driver making a right turn. The collision caused severe injuries to her leg and ankle, requiring multiple surgeries and rehabilitation. She experienced ongoing pain and difficulty walking, and was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. The case was settled.

A van was hit from behind by a car. The person in the van had injuries to their neck and spine.

A man was driving when another vehicle turned left in front of him, causing a collision. The injured man sustained a permanent lower back injury. The defense argued that a later work injury superseded the crash injuries, but doctors testified the crash made him more susceptible. The jury awarded damages for economic and noneconomic losses.