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

One driver alleged the other driver changed lanes unsafely, causing a collision. The injured driver claimed severe injuries to their head, neck, and back. The defense argued the injured driver's own negligence contributed to the accident. The jury found in favor of the defendants.

One driver was operating a pickup truck in Dallas when another driver in a large commercial truck changed lanes. The commercial truck struck the pickup truck, forcing it into a concrete retaining wall. The driver of the pickup truck claimed injuries to his back and neck.

One driver was traveling northbound when the other driver, who was towing a trailer, failed to control his vehicle and struck the first driver's truck. The first driver sued, alleging the second driver was negligent. The second driver denied the allegations and asserted defenses. The case proceeded to trial, and the jury found in favor of the first driver.

One driver was operating a car in a parking lot when it was struck by a tractor-trailer. The car driver claimed back and neck injuries. The driver of the tractor-trailer stated the car driver backed into him. Medical treatment included chiropractic visits, an MRI, and steroid injections. The defense argued the accident was too low-speed to cause significant injury.

One driver was making a left turn into a fast-food restaurant when they collided with another driver who was in the right lane. The driver who was turning claimed they yielded the right of way. The other driver claimed they swerved to avoid a collision. The jury found both drivers negligent and equally responsible.

One driver was traveling on a highway when the other driver, operating a heavy-duty truck, rear-ended their vehicle. The injured driver was taken to the hospital with severe injuries. The case proceeded to trial, and the jury found both parties negligent, assigning 50% responsibility to each. Damages were awarded for medical expenses, lost wages, pain, and suffering.

A driver was rear-ended by a truck, forcing his vehicle off the road into a rock wall. The impact caused significant damage to the plaintiff's car. The plaintiff claimed to suffer from PTSD as a result of the accident. The defense argued the plaintiff's own actions caused the damages. The jury found the defendant driver mostly at fault.

One driver was turning into a parking lot when the other driver hit the trailer. The first driver claimed injuries to his back and neck, including disc issues. The second driver stated the turn signal was not on and the truck was in the left lane when turning. Medical treatment included emergency room visits, doctor appointments, and physical therapy.

One driver was stopped at a red light when another vehicle ran a red light and collided with a large truck. The truck then rolled onto the first driver's vehicle. The first driver sustained a sprained ankle and concussion, and claimed to have developed post-traumatic stress disorder and that the stress aggravated her pre-existing diabetes.

One driver turned into the path of another vehicle, causing a collision. The driver who was hit claimed injuries to their neck, lower back, and shoulder. The other driver denied fault, suggesting the injured driver caused the crash by passing on the shoulder. The case was settled.

One driver made an illegal right-hand turn from the wrong lane and collided with a patrol car. The collision caused significant property damage to the patrol car. The driver was cited at the scene. The case involved issues with the insurance policy for the commercial vehicle. A lawsuit was filed seeking damages for the property loss. Ultimately, a judgment was entered finding both defendants negligent and liable for the damages.

One vehicle rear-ended another vehicle in Webb County, Texas. The driver of the second vehicle allegedly failed to keep a proper lookout and control their speed. The occupants of the first vehicle sought damages for various injuries and losses. The parties reached a settlement agreement.