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

Two drivers were traveling in an intersection when one driver failed to yield the right of way at a stop sign, causing a collision. Both drivers claimed injuries from the crash. The case proceeded to trial where the jury found the driver who failed to yield negligent and awarded damages to the other drivers.

One driver was traveling south when another driver in a lane to the left attempted to turn right, crossing into the first driver's lane. The front of the first driver's vehicle collided with the side of the second driver's vehicle. The occupants of the first vehicle claimed neck and back injuries.

One driver ran a red light while the other driver was attempting to make a left turn. The passenger in the first vehicle sued both drivers, alleging negligence for failing to obey traffic laws and maintain proper lookout. The defendants argued that the passenger's injuries were due to pre-existing conditions and that their recovery should be limited. The case was settled with both drivers agreeing to pay for the passenger's claims.

One driver was making a left turn out of a shopping center and stopped in the northbound lanes. The other driver, traveling north, broadsided the stopped vehicle. The injured driver claimed chest pain and sprains to the upper back, lower back, and right shoulder, seeking damages for past and future medical bills, pain and suffering, and loss of use of his vehicle.

One driver ran a red light and hit another vehicle in an intersection. The impact caused a minor passenger to be ejected from their vehicle. The minor sustained multiple contusions and sprains.

One driver was stopped at a red light when the other driver broadsided her. The injured driver claimed injuries to her neck, shoulder, and elbow. The jury found the second driver negligent and awarded damages.

One driver was going through an intersection when the other driver pulled out from a stop sign and hit them. The first driver said the other driver did not yield the right-of-way. The first driver needed medical treatment for back and neck injuries. The jury found the second driver responsible and awarded the first driver money for pain and suffering.

One driver was traveling east on a highway in Houston and was broadsided by another driver making a left turn. The first driver claimed neck, back, and dental injuries. The second driver claimed the first driver was negligent for running a red light and failing to yield. The defense argued the first driver was also negligent for not ensuring the intersection was clear. The jury found both drivers negligent but awarded damages to the first driver.

One driver was traveling in the left lane of a two-way street when a school bus was stopped ahead. Another driver was approaching from the right and attempted a left turn in front of the school bus. The two vehicles collided almost head-on. The injured driver claimed injuries to her back, jaw, and neck.

One driver was exiting a hospital driveway and turning left when they collided with another vehicle that was driving straight. The driver exiting the driveway failed to yield the right of way at a stop sign. The injured person claimed neck and back sprains and strains, and a laceration on their knee.

One driver ran a stop sign and struck the side of another vehicle in a Houston intersection. The occupants of the struck vehicle claimed neck, chest, and knee injuries. Medical bills and pain and suffering were awarded.

One driver was traveling north on a road with multiple lanes, and another driver was traveling west. The driver going west approached a stop sign. The two vehicles collided in the intersection. The driver who failed to stop claimed neck and back injuries.