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

A driver was killed when their vehicle collided with the side of a tractor-trailer. The estate claimed the truck driver made an improper left turn, causing the crash. The defense argued the decedent was speeding. The parties reached a settlement.

A bus passenger was injured when a petroleum truck struck the rear of the bus. The passenger claimed injuries to her back, neck, and shoulder. The lawsuit alleged the truck driver was negligent and the employer was negligent in hiring and training. The defense conceded the driver was liable but disputed negligent hiring and training claims. The jury found the employer negligent in hiring and determined both the employer and driver were equally liable for the accident.

One driver ran a red light and hit another vehicle carrying a driver and two passengers. The driver who ran the red light was operating a tractor-trailer. The driver of the other vehicle sustained a serious disc injury requiring surgery. One passenger had a knee injury and concussion, and the other passenger had neck and back injuries and a concussion. The parties settled the initial claims. The driver then pursued underinsured motorist benefits from his own insurance company.

One driver was traveling north on a highway when the other driver attempted a left turn in front of them, causing a collision. The driver who was hit claimed multiple injuries, including herniated discs and pain. Medical bills and recommended surgery were significant factors in the case.

One driver was traveling in a lane when a tractor-trailer attempted to enter her lane, causing a collision. The collision caused the driver's vehicle to spin. The driver claimed back and knee injuries. The parties settled the case.

One driver was slowing to make a left turn when a tractor-trailer attempted to pass on the left. The tractor-trailer struck the rear corner of the turning vehicle, causing damage. The investigating officer cited the tractor-trailer driver for unsafe passing. The occupants of the car claimed multiple injuries, including neck and back sprains, disc issues, and concussions. The defense argued the turning driver made a sudden turn without signaling.

A passenger was injured when the host driver collided with a tractor-trailer making a right turn. The host driver denied fault, claiming the tractor-trailer turned suddenly. The passenger claimed a knee tear requiring surgery, leading to permanent pain and limitations. The jury found the host driver 100% negligent.

A passenger in a car was injured when the car she was in collided with a tractor-trailer. The tractor-trailer was making a right turn, and the driver of the car attempted to pass on the right. The passenger claimed she suffered a knee tear that required surgery and would cause permanent pain. The jury found the car driver 100% at fault.

One driver filed a lawsuit against another driver and a trucking company after a collision. The lawsuit claimed the defendants were negligent in operating a commercial vehicle, causing the plaintiff significant pain and suffering. The plaintiff sought damages for injuries and medical expenses. The defendants contested liability and argued their conduct was not reckless. A jury found the defendants negligent and awarded the plaintiff $280,000 for pain and suffering.

A driver was passing a large truck when the truck changed lanes and struck the rear quarter-panel of the driver's car. The driver claimed injuries to her back and shoulder. The case proceeded to trial on damages only. The court awarded the driver damages for past medical expenses and pain and suffering.

One driver's truck backed into another vehicle. The case involved physical injuries.

One driver was traveling westbound on a feeder road when she collided with another driver who was making a right turn. The first driver claimed the second driver made an unsafe turn and failed to keep a proper lookout. The second driver argued the first driver was at fault for driving into his path. The first driver sought damages for neck and back injuries, including herniated discs.