2,421 Texas car accident cases analyzed. Here's what they resolved for.

A motorcyclist was traveling on a highway when a U-Haul truck allegedly entered his lane, forcing him off the road. The motorcyclist was thrown from his bike and sustained a head injury. The driver of the U-Haul truck stated he did not see the motorcycle and had panicked after losing sight of other U-Haul trucks. The defense argued that the motorcyclist drifted off the road and that the U-Haul was not involved. The jury found the U-Haul company and its driver negligent.

A motorcyclist was killed when he collided with a vehicle exiting a driveway. The motorcyclist's estate and his partner sued the vehicle driver's employer, alleging negligence. The defense argued the motorcyclist was speeding. The case involved a dispute over the common law marriage of the deceased and his partner. Damages were sought for wrongful death and funeral expenses.

One driver was riding a motorcycle on a highway when another driver attempted to turn and struck the motorcycle. The impact resulted in the amputation of the rider's left foot. The rider was hospitalized for treatment and physical therapy.

One driver was motorcycling west on a road in Tyler when another driver attempted a left turn. The motorcyclist laid down their motorcycle in the intersection, and there was no contact between the vehicles. The motorcyclist claimed multiple injuries, including a concussion, brain injury, hearing loss, and fractures. The defense argued that the motorcyclist should not have laid down their motorcycle and that they would not have been hit if they had continued straight.

One driver was consuming alcohol at a bar before being involved in a fatal motorcycle accident. The bar was accused of serving the driver alcohol past the point of intoxication and allowing them to leave. The driver lost control of their motorcycle and struck another vehicle, sustaining fatal injuries. The driver's blood alcohol level was significantly over the legal limit.

A motorcyclist was riding on a street when a car turned in front of him, causing a collision. The motorcyclist sustained injuries to his legs and wrist, along with road rash. The driver of the car was a minor who did not have a license and was driving a vehicle from his father's used-car lot. The lawsuit alleged negligence in the operation of the vehicle and negligent entrustment. The defense argued the motorcyclist was speeding and driving recklessly.

A motorcyclist was riding on a highway feeder road when a sport utility vehicle exited the freeway and turned in front of him. The motorcyclist struck the side of the SUV. The motorcyclist sustained a hand fracture. The lawsuit alleged the SUV driver was negligent in operating her vehicle and potentially using her cellphone while driving. The defense argued the motorcyclist was passing unsafely.

One driver was riding a motorcycle when the other driver changed lanes and struck them. The injured driver claimed the other driver was negligent. The collision caused orthopedic injuries to the spine, contusions, abrasions, lacerations, and sprains. The injured driver required medical treatment and may need future surgery.

One driver was operating a motorcycle with a passenger when another driver allegedly made an improper lane change, clipping the motorcycle. The motorcycle rider lost control and fell. The injured passenger suffered multiple injuries including a torn knee tendon, back sprains, and a disc displacement. The jury found the defendant driver mostly at fault for the collision.

A passenger on a motorcycle was injured when the motorcycle collided with a vehicle pulling out of a commercial driveway. The passenger claimed the other driver was negligent for turning in front of the motorcycle. The defense argued the motorcycle driver was contributorily negligent. The passenger sustained broken ribs, a broken finger, and road rash.

One driver was motorcycling on a one-way street when he collided with a sport utility vehicle that was parked along the curb. The motorcyclist claimed he suffered injuries to his back, hip, knee, and neck. The SUV driver did not attend trial. The jury found the SUV driver liable for the accident.

A motorcyclist was riding on Interstate 45 when a car braked suddenly in front of him, causing the motorcyclist to collide with the car. The motorcyclist sustained multiple injuries, including a herniated disc, a torn shoulder tendon, and road rash. Medical bills totaled about $8,900, and lost wages were claimed. The jury awarded the motorcyclist $60,760.