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

An elderly woman was struck by a truck in a store parking lot. She sustained multiple fractures and injuries, requiring extensive medical treatment and rehabilitation. The woman sued the store and the driver, alleging negligence. A jury found the store 75% at fault for negligence and gross negligence, awarding the woman $43.6 million.

A nurse was struck by an SUV while crossing the street after her shift. She died from her injuries. The driver was employed by a company and was operating a company vehicle. The hospital where the nurse worked and the county were also involved in the case. The jury found multiple parties negligent, including the driver, the hospital, the county, and the decedent.

A man was struck and killed by a car while walking on the road at night. The owner of a nearby bar was sued for allegedly serving the man alcohol when he was visibly intoxicated. The lawsuit claimed this contributed to the man's death. The court found the bar owner liable and awarded damages.

A person was walking in a retail store's parking lot when an employee backing a vehicle out of a service bay struck them. The injured person sustained a broken hip and required extensive rehabilitation. The jury found the store and its employee negligent.

One driver struck a pedestrian in a grocery store parking lot. The pedestrian was walking in a crosswalk when the collision occurred. The pedestrian was dragged several yards after the impact. The jury found the driver 100% liable for the accident.

A person was walking near their home and was struck by a vehicle after dark. The driver was allegedly on the shoulder without headlights. The collision resulted in fatal injuries. The case involved claims of vehicle negligence and negligent hiring against the driver's employer.

A person was walking in a parking lot when they were struck by a vehicle. The injured person suffered serious leg injuries requiring surgery and future knee replacement. The jury found the defendants negligent and awarded damages.

A driver struck and killed a pedestrian in a crosswalk at night. The pedestrian's estate sued the driver and his employer, alleging negligence. The defense argued the pedestrian was also at fault. The jury found the driver negligent but also found the pedestrian partially responsible. The estate was awarded damages for the pedestrian's pain and suffering.

One driver was helping another move items when a repo driver arrived. The second driver got into his truck and reversed at a high speed, running over the first driver's foot and ankle. The injured driver suffered a fractured tibia and fibula, requiring surgery and causing ongoing pain.

A person was walking when they were struck from behind by a pick-up truck. The injured person alleged the driver was negligent and under the influence. The court granted summary judgment on liability, and a jury awarded damages for past and future losses.

A person was injured when struck by a speeding vehicle while walking at an auto auction. The person's foot was pinned under the car, causing a broken foot and other injuries. The injured person sued the auction company and others, alleging negligence in failing to provide a safe environment and warn of unsafe conditions. The defense argued the injured person's own negligence contributed to the incident. A jury found in favor of the injured person.

One driver's car became disabled, and they stopped on the shoulder of an overpass. While standing in front of their car, they were struck by a box truck. The truck propelled the disabled car into the person. The injured person suffered a back injury that required surgery.