Knee Injury Settlements: Real Case Outcomes & Data

One driver was struck in the rear by another vehicle. The injured driver, a construction worker, claimed knee injuries and a back herniation. The other driver argued the injuries were work-related. The case settled before trial.

A head-on collision occurred involving a vehicle and an uninsured driver. The crash resulted in injuries to the plaintiff's knees.

One driver hit the back of another driver's car while it was stopped in traffic. The person in the front car said they had knee pain and soft tissue injuries to their neck and back. They went to physical therapy for six months and said they would have permanent pain and limitations. They missed three weeks of work and had trouble with physical tasks. The other driver argued that any injuries healed quickly and denied the claim met the no-fault threshold.

One driver was traveling north when the driver in front of her made a sudden right turn. The plaintiff braked to avoid a collision and was struck from behind by another vehicle. The plaintiff sustained injuries to her knee and wrist.

One driver claimed the other driver hit the back of his car. The collision happened at an intersection. The second driver admitted fault, and the case proceeded to determine damages. The injured driver said he had a torn meniscus in his knee and shoulder impingement, requiring surgery. He was unable to work for seven months. The defense argued the injuries were due to the driver's age and job, not the accident.

A pedestrian was struck by a reversing vehicle. The pedestrian suffered a knee injury requiring surgery. The driver claimed she was reversing to escape a threatening group. A jury found the driver liable and awarded damages.

One driver rear-ended another driver's vehicle at a traffic light. The injured driver sustained a torn meniscus in their knee, requiring surgery and physical therapy. The injured driver was unable to work for two weeks. The jury found the defendant liable for the collision and awarded damages.

One driver struck the rear of another stopped vehicle on a highway. The driver who was hit claimed the collision caused permanent injuries. The jury found the striking driver liable and awarded damages for past and future pain and suffering.