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

One driver was stopped at a red light when the other driver entered the intersection and broadsided her. The injured driver claimed back injuries and alleged the other driver ran a red light. The other driver stated his view of the light was blocked and he assumed it was still green. The injured driver was treated for lower back pain, bruising, and later claimed disc herniations.

A bus rear-ended a stopped vehicle in Dallas. The bus passenger claimed injuries to her neck and back. The bus company argued the impact was minor and the passenger's pain was unrelated. The jury found the bus company negligent and awarded damages.

One driver was exiting a driveway when a bicyclist was riding on the sidewalk. The bicyclist claimed the driver hit him. The driver argued the bicyclist was negligent for not stopping and for riding the wrong way on the sidewalk. The bicyclist claimed injuries including a concussion, neck and back sprains, a herniated disc, and shoulder injuries. The jury found both parties negligent.

One driver was traveling on a highway in Houston when a rear-end collision occurred involving multiple vehicles. The investigating officer cited the last driver for following too closely. The injured driver claimed multiple injuries, including a knee tear, back and neck sprains, and muscle spasms. The defense argued that the injured driver failed to prove the collision caused all the subsequent impacts. The jury found the last driver negligent.

One driver was turning left at a traffic signal when her vehicle was struck by another vehicle traveling in the opposite direction. The investigating officer determined the turning driver was at fault for disregarding the signal. The driver who was struck claimed injuries to her neck and left arm, and her passenger claimed a head injury.

One driver stopped at a red light when another driver ran the red light and struck the rear of a pickup truck. The pickup truck then struck the rear of the first driver's car. The first driver claimed injuries to her back and neck. The second driver admitted running the red light.

One driver alleged they were injured when their slowing car was hit from behind by a vehicle that had been struck by the defendant driver. The defendant driver swerved into the plaintiff's lane and hit the vehicle behind the plaintiff, pushing it into the plaintiff's vehicle. The plaintiff suffered injuries to their chest, neck, back, and right arm.

One driver was slowing in traffic when another driver, who had just been hit by a third vehicle, struck the first driver's car from behind. The first driver claimed the other driver was not paying attention and failed to avoid the collision. The collision caused injuries to the chest, neck, back, and right arm.

One driver failed to control her speed and rear-ended the vehicle in front of her. A passenger in the first vehicle suffered personal injuries. The parties reached a settlement agreement that was approved by the court. The settlement awarded the injured passenger a total of $30,000.

One driver sued an insurance company after it refused to provide underinsured motorist benefits following a rear-end collision. The insurance company argued the injured driver's injuries were exaggerated. The collision caused injuries to the driver's neck and back, including disc herniations and nerve root involvement. The driver underwent pain management and may need future surgery, while the insurance company claimed a pre-existing condition was exacerbated. A jury awarded damages, which were then reduced by a prior settlement and capped by the insurance policy coverage.

One driver was traveling eastbound and the other was traveling westbound. The westbound driver made a left turn, causing a collision with the eastbound driver. The eastbound driver alleged the collision aggravated prior neck, shoulder, and back issues, potentially requiring future surgery. The other driver disputed negligence and claimed the injuries predated the accident.

A vehicle carrying passengers was struck by another vehicle. One passenger sustained abrasions and an abdominal injury, while another experienced neck and chest pain. The case involved a settlement for the injured minors, which was reviewed and approved by the court.