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When you hire a car or truck accident attorney, expertise matters. Over 20 years, Witherite Law Group has settled thousands of cases for injured clients in Dallas, Fort Worth, and Atlanta. We ask for the maximum payment the law allows every time, regardless of the case. If necessary, we'll go to trial to fight for our clients.
Our attorneys help you get the care and treatment you need and the compensation you deserve. That includes compensation for medical bills, lost wages, physical pain, and emotional suffering.
We will leverage our experience in aggressively fighting for the settlement you deserve. These are some of the settlements our attorneys have recently won:
The defendant, driving an 18-wheeler, was driving 65 mph in rain and sleet with his cruise control on when he hit a disabled vehicle. Our client’s teenage daughter was a passenger in that disabled vehicle. Tragically, the impact killed this young, promising college student. The law requires truck drivers to reduce their speed in adverse weather, and industry standards make clear that commercial drivers should not use cruise control in adverse weather.
Our client was traveling on I-20 in Midland, Texas. Traffic ahead slowed, and our client came to a stop. The defendant driver, operating a utility truck for a medical supply company, was distracted by his cell phone and rear-ended our client at 72 mph. The force of the impact caused a catastrophic three-vehicle wreck, and our client's vehicle flipped, landing on its roof. Additional investigation revealed the driver had a history of driving over the posted speed limit while on the job. The company, which monitored the utility truck via GPS, knew or should have known its employee habitually sped while on the job—driving all over West Texas and Eastern New Mexico. Our client sustained a traumatic brain injury with a large scalp laceration and injuries to his neck, back, and shoulders. Our client underwent multiple spinal injections and surgery on both shoulders.
Our client was traveling on the highway, and traffic was slowing to a stop. Our client was rear-ended by a tractor trailer that failed to control its speed. The impact pushed our client's vehicle into the vehicle in front of them. Our client suffered neck, back, and head injuries.
Our client was a passenger in a vehicle that rear-ended another vehicle. Our client suffered a fractured neck, resulting in emergency surgery. During recovery, our client's head and neck were immobilized in a halo brace for four months post-surgery.
Our client was traveling on Northwest Highway 12 when the defendant, driving a Ferrari, made an unsafe lane change across three lanes and struck her car. The impact caused our client's car to spin uncontrollably. Following the wreck, she was transported via ambulance to the hospital, where she underwent back surgery. Subsequent surgeries followed, including low-back surgery and neck surgery. The long recovery and the trauma from the event were overwhelming, and our client developed depression and anxiety.
In the early morning hours, our client's vehicle had a flat tire. She was traveling on the highway, so she safely moved to the far-right lane, reducing her speed as she attempted to pull over. Suddenly, an 18-wheeler ran into the back of our client's vehicle. The investigation showed that there was no attempt to brake. The wreck destroyed the back end of our client's vehicle. Shortly after the wreck, our client developed a brain bleed, which led to permanent cognitive issues and ongoing impaired function on the right side of her body.
Our client was driving south on US-75 near Spring Valley in Dallas when a box truck driver failed to control his speed and rear-ended her vehicle. The defendant claimed he was not negligent because a car ahead of him moved out of the way at the last minute, which did not allow the defendant enough time and notice to prevent the wreck. Our client sustained injuries to her neck and back, which required multiple spinal injections.
The defendant ran a red light and crashed into our client, who had the right of way. Our client sustained significant neck and shoulder injuries.
Our client was driving for Uber when another driver ran a red light and struck the front of his vehicle. The passengers in our client's vehicle left the scene in another Uber. Our client left the scene and did not seek care at the emergency room. When he finally received proper care, he required a neck and a low back surgery. His pain and injuries prevented him from working the hours he previously worked, reducing his income and creating a financial hardship.
The driver of a commercial truck was driving 65 mph in the right lane of I-35. There was heavy rain, and he should have reduced his speed by a third, given the hazardous road conditions. The truck driver either began to change lanes when unsafe or experienced trailer sway due to his speed and weather conditions. He left his lane and made contact with our client’s vehicle, sending our client into a concrete divider and out of control across the highway. Our client had many pre-existing medical conditions. Unfortunately, the client's injuries were so severe she required a two-level neck fusion and lived with ongoing increased pain in her low back and shoulder before we got to trial. The insurance company for the trucking company offered $25,000 at mediation and offered a top-off of $75,000 after three years of litigation. The client’s medical bills totaled approximately $400,000. Shelly Greco and Victor Rodriguez tried a week-long trial against the out-of-state motor carrier in Tarrant County, Texas. The insurance carrier ultimately tendered its $1M policy limit to resolve the case on the eve of closing arguments.
Our client was traveling on northbound I-35 when traffic stopped, causing our client to stop as well. The commercial pickup driver towing a trailer failed to control his speed and rear-ended our client at a high rate of speed, causing our client to hit the vehicle in front of her. Our client required neck surgery to resolve her pain and injuries.
Our client, who was pregnant, was at a stop sign on Greenville Avenue when a commercial van rear-ended her. The trauma and injuries from the wreck provoked an early labor and delivery. In the months following the wreck and early delivery of her child, our client struggled to recover from her injuries while caring for a newborn. She eventually required several spinal injections.
Our attorneys are always willing to go the extra mile for our clients. In these settlements, our attorneys fought for our clients to get them a higher amount that the policy limit in their cases. We’re not afraid to fight the insurance companies to make sure our clients get everything they deserve.
Our client was on Northwest Highway, waiting to turn right into a restaurant. The defendant, who was weaving and speeding in traffic while not paying attention, rear-ended our client.
Our client was the second vehicle in a four-car wreck. She required shoulder surgery, and her surgeon recommended a full shoulder arthroplasty. The defendant hired a biomechanical expert and a doctor to give the opinion that our client's shoulder injury could not have been caused by the wreck. The insurance company paid $25,000 over the policy limits without having to go to trial.
Our client was a passenger in the vehicle that was sideswiped. The defendant contested liability, blaming a phantom vehicle that suddenly swerved in our client’s lane. Unfortunately, our client required neck surgery as a result of this collision. Germania claimed the neck surgery was not needed and refused to pay for it. As such, we tried the case. The jury put 100% liability on the defendant driver and compensated our client for all of her medical bills—including the neck surgery—plus pain and suffering.
The defendant struck our client, a police officer, as she was directing traffic. She injured her lower back and hip. The liability insurer denied there was an injury but ultimately paid twice the policy coverage amount.
According to the police report, our client was turning left on a blinking yellow light, and the defendant ran a red light. However, the police report erroneously placed our client at fault. After reviewing the body cam footage, it was unclear why the officer who wrote the report placed any fault on our client. Witnesses at the scene stated the defendant had intentionally run the previous red light, weaving around traffic before striking our client at the next intersection. The defendant even admitted to looking down at his cell phone while entering the intersection. The body cam footage and evidence collected by our Rapid Response Team were crucial in proving our client's case.
The defendant failed to yield to oncoming traffic when turning left. Our client, who was driving straight through the intersection, was hit.
The defendant was stopped at a red light, in a turn-only lane next to our client. Rather than turn left as required, the defendant made an unsafe lane change in order to go straight and crashed into the driver’s side of our client’s vehicle. Our client injured her neck in the collision and ultimately underwent surgery because of her injuries. Before filing suit, State Farm rejected our offer to settle for its policy limits. That left our client no choice but to file suit, which resulted in State Farm paying more than five times its policy limits.
Our client pulled into the intersection and was waiting to turn left when the defendant crossed multiple lanes of traffic and struck our client's vehicle while she was in the protected turn area. The defendant was speeding and collided with our client's driver's side area.
The defendant ran a stop sign and hit our client's vehicle hard enough to push it into the yard of a nearby house. Our client injured his right arm, neck, and back. The insurer refused to tender their $30k policy and ended up paying five times that amount.
Our client was traveling east on Highway 183. He began to slow down to accommodate the traffic in front of him. The defendant failed to maintain a safe distance. Our client suffered painful injuries to his neck and back. He required several injections in his lower back.
Our client was driving on McKinney Avenue in Denton when the defendant pulled out of his apartment complex, striking the driver's side of our client's vehicle. The defendant blamed our client for not having her headlights on because it was overcast. Our client went to the hospital complaining of hip pain, and she developed neck and back pain over the next few days. Unfortunately, our client was in a second wreck just three days later. The defense counsel argued that her injuries were not related because she did not complain about her neck or back at the hospital. Our client continued to treat her pain with pain medication. The insurance company offered $12,000 before trial, and the final verdict was $68,000.
Our client was traveling south on I-635 in Mesquite when he slowed for traffic due to another wreck ahead. The defendant didn’t believe that our client needed to stop when he did and blamed him for the wreck. Our client received several lower back injections to treat his persistent back pain. The insurance company paid $15,000 over the policy limits without going to trial.
An industrial business transporting lightweight insulating materials failed to use the necessary tie-downs to secure its boxes in the back of a pickup truck. As a result, a box flew out of the back of the truck diving at highway speeds. The box hit our client, who was behind the truck on a motorcycle. The impact of the box caused the motorcyclist to lose control and impact the center concrete barrier. Our client suffered a brain injury. Our client required multiple facial surgeries as well as back and shoulder surgery.
Our client was traveling on the highway, and traffic was slowing to a stop. Our client was rear-ended by a tractor trailer that failed to control its speed. The impact pushed our client's vehicle into the vehicle in front of them. Our client suffered neck, back, and head injuries.
Our client and his wife were driving on the highway when they were rear-ended by another driver traveling at a high rate of speed. The defendant driver fled the scene but was later arrested on hit-and-run and DWI charges. Our client and his wife suffered significant injuries. Our client had worked in sanitation for 19 years prior to the wreck. After the wreck, he was no longer able to do his job and could not work. He ultimately required neck surgery, and his physician has recommended him for low back surgery.
Our client was traveling on the interstate in an 18-wheeler when the defendant 18-wheeler failed to yield to our client coming out of a stop sign. The defendant and client collided with each other. Our client's truck was loaded when the accident happened, and she was on her way to drop off a load. The collision impeded her ability to make a timely drop-off.
Our Client was driving on the interstate when a tractor-trailer made a right-hand lane change into a lane that was already occupied by our client. While our client was able to maintain control of his vehicle after the first impact, the second impact caused his car to swerve out of control into a spin and off the roadway, where it overturned into a drainage ditch. The client had to have several injections and a cervical micro-discectomy as a result of his injuries.
An 18-wheeler ran into the back of our client without attempting to brake, destroying the back end of her vehicle. Our client had a flat tire on the highway in the early morning hours and therefore was traveling slowly in the far right lane when she was hit. Client developed a brain bleed a few days after the wreck which led to permanent cognitive issues and on-going impaired function on the right side of her body.
Our client was driving south on US-75 near Spring Valley in Dallas, Texas, when a box truck driver failed to control his speed and rear-ended her vehicle. The defendant claimed he was not negligent because a car ahead of him moved out of the way at the last minute, which did not allow the defendant enough time and notice to prevent the wreck. Our client sustained injuries to her neck and back, which required multiple spinal injections.
Our client was traveling on South Garland Avenue in Garland, Texas. The defendant was driving a box truck in the scope of his employment. He was using his handheld device and failed to see the car ahead of him slowing down. The defendant changed lanes to avoid the slowing vehicle and collided with our client, flipping his truck. Unbeknownst to his employer, the defendant was driving on a suspended license at the time of the wreck. Our client suffered injuries to his lower back and neck and required multiple surgeries.
Our client, an 18-wheeler driver, was driving northbound on US 287 in West Texas at night. The defendant, also an 18-wheeler driver, made a U-turn from southbound US 287, turning directly in front of our client's 18-wheeler. Despite our client taking proper evasive action, a crash occurred, forcing our client's 18-wheeler off the road into a ditch. Our client sustained significant injuries, causing him to need spinal injections and eventually surgeries to his neck and low back.
Our client was traveling to a local shopping center. A tractor-trailer failed to yield and turned in front of her, causing a bad collision. Our client suffered a knee injury that required surgery. The truck driver would not admit that he failed to yield and tried to blame our client.
A gravel company failed to keep its truck in safe working condition. As a result, when its driver started out on his 5 a.m. trip and saw the light indicating the dump was raised, the driver didn’t think it was raised and didn’t do what he knew he should have done to ensure it was in the proper position. As the driver started to pass under an overpass, the dump rose up (or according to the company was already raised) and crashed into the overpass, leaving debris all over a pitch-dark highway and separating the end-dump from the tractor. As our client drove down the highway at highway speeds, he hit the debris left on the roadway, lost control, and bounced off the rear of the dump truck. The driver blamed the company, and the company blamed its driver. Our client suffered a head injury and back and neck injuries.
Our client, a truck driver, was at a truck stop, standing beside her vehicle when the defendant truck driver ran over her leg. The client was in the hospital for multiple weeks and had to undergo multiple skin grafts due to the injury to her leg. Our client had difficulty walking and working in the aftermath of the wreck.
The defendant ran a red light, colliding with our client, who had a green light. Our client sustained neck and shoulder injuries.
Our client, driving an 18-wheeler, was rear-ended by another 18-wheeler while traveling east on I-20 in Dallas, Texas. Our client sustained a neck injury, which required surgery.
Our client entered an intersection with a green light. The defendant ran a red light and collided with our client. Our client had to be airlifted to the hospital.
Our client was traveling on I-35 near Round Grove Road in Lewisville. The defendant made an unsafe lane change and struck a concrete barrier, causing her vehicle to flip and land in front of our client. Our client then lost control of his vehicle and struck the concrete barrier. Emergency responders transported our client to the hospital for immediate medical attention. Our client suffered fractures to both legs and was hospitalized for 38 days.
Our client was traveling on I-35N when traffic stopped. Our client stopped to accommodate traffic ahead. The defendant, driving a commercial pickup truck pulling a trailer, failed to control his speed and rear-ended our client at a high rate of speed, causing our client to hit the vehicle in front of her. Our client suffered neck injuries that required surgery.
Our client was traveling southbound in the right lane on a busy street in Dallas in a construction zone. The left lane was closed ahead when an 18-wheeler made an unsafe lane change, colliding with our client. Our client was forced off the road and struck a telephone pole. Our client sustained neck, back, and shoulder injuries. Our client underwent spinal surgery as a result of the wreck.
Our clients were passengers on a bus heading to Trucking School in the dark, early morning hours. An 18-wheeler, turning from a private driveway, blocked the road due to difficulties managing the tight turn. The bus driver failed to see the stopped 18-wheeler ahead in his lane, even with his headlights on, and crashed into the 18-wheeler's trailer, causing injuries to many of the bus passengers. Client 1 sustained significant low-back injuries requiring multiple spinal injections and eventually, a spinal fusion surgery. Client 2 sustained injuries to his head, neck, and low back, which required emergency room and chiropractic care.
Initially, the bus company refused to accept any responsibility for the crash, while the 18-wheeler company only wanted to take partial responsibility. After suit was filed, depositions of both drivers were taken, which revealed that both drivers were negligent in causing the crash. At mediation, both agreed to share responsibility and ensure our clients were made whole.
The wreck occurred at I-35 and Royal Lane. The defendant, driving a box truck, rear-ended our client (our client was also in a box truck). Our client suffered neck and back injuries that required neck surgery to resolve.
Our client was traveling in the far-right lane on the interstate when our client noticed that the defendant, operating an 18-wheeler behind her, was not controlling its speed. The defendant attempted to merge into the service lane and rear-ended our client.
Our client was driving on Highway 121 in the express lane in Bedford, Texas. Our client had come to a complete stop in heavy traffic. An 18-wheeler rear-ended her, pushing her into the vehicle ahead of her. She underwent conservative medical care and multiple spinal injections. The trucking company’s insurance company would not offer fair money to settle the case pre-suit, so a lawsuit was filed. After the suit was filed, our client’s low-back pain continued, and she eventually underwent lumbar fusion surgery. Upon demand, the trucking company’s insurance paid the remainder of the policy limit.
Our client was a passenger in a shuttle bus provided by their employer. The defendant, traveling on the service road of I-20, disregarded the stop sign and turned left in front of the shuttle bus. The defendant's trailer struck the shuttle bus, causing extensive front-end damages.
Our client was passing through a green light when the defendant, in an 18-wheeler, failed to yield the right of way. Our client ran into the front right side of the 18-wheeler.
Our client was driving for Uber when another driver ran a red light and struck the front of his vehicle. Our client sustained neck and back injuries that required surgery. Due to his injuries and prolonged recovery, our client had difficulty working after the collision and was forced to work fewer hours, causing significant financial hardship.
Our client was traveling on eastbound SH-183 when an 18-wheeler coming off the expressway sideswiped her vehicle, causing spinal injuries to her neck and back. The 18-wheeler driver was alleged to have some alcohol in his system.
Our client was traveling in Marshall, Texas. He was driving to work early one morning on a two-lane road. As he was driving, he drifted into oncoming traffic. He returned his vehicle to the right side of the road. The defendant, a tractor trailer driver, steered left to avoid our client despite industry training standards that require drivers to steer right to avoid an oncoming vehicle. The defendant driver had never been trained by his employer to steer to the right in this situation. In fact, the defendant received no formal training from his employer.
Our client was traveling on Westmoreland Road in Dallas when an uninsured driver ran a red light and T-boned his vehicle, which knocked him unconscious. He was transported to the hospital due to his neck and back injuries. He was involved in a subsequent wreck a week and a half later, which aggravated the injuries in his neck. Our client had to pursue an uninsured motorist claim.
A tractor trailer improperly changed lanes while driving on I-285, striking the rear corner of our client’s vehicle. The force of the impact caused our client to injure her back and neck.
Our client was traveling on the highway in heavy traffic when the defendant, in an 18-wheeler, failed to control their speed and rear-ended our client. The client suffered injuries to their neck and back, which required surgery.
Our client was stopped at a red light in the middle lane. As they proceeded through the green light, a vehicle slowed to turn left, causing our client to slow. The defendant failed to control their speed and rear-ended our client's vehicle.
A tow truck failed to yield the right of way when turning left, turning in front of our client. Our client suffered shoulder injuries, which required rotator cuff repair surgery. Our client was previously employed at a car wash, but he was unable to continue in his line of work due to his injuries.
Our client was traveling in Rowlett, Texas, when a tractor trailer made an unsafe lane change and struck our client’s car. The impact sent our client's car into a retaining wall and caused his vehicle to spin out. Our client suffered an aneurysm of the iliac artery, which required him to be transported to two hospitals and have surgery. Our client remained in the hospital for several days.
At the time of the collision, our client was driving for Uber and had a passenger in the vehicle. Our client was traveling on the highway when they encountered heavy traffic. The client came to a complete stop and was rear-ended by a tractor trailer. Our client sustained neck and back injuries that required injections to resolve.
Our client was rear-ended in a gas station parking lot while waiting at a gas pump. Our client suffered a cervical decompression.
Our client was driving on US-380 in McKinney, Texas, when a commercial truck cut him off after failing to yield the right of way. Our client sustained neck and back injuries, which required back surgery and several spinal injections.
Our client suffered a cervical injury when a UPS truck failed to yield the right of way, causing a collision.
Our clients were traveling on 285 in DeKalb County, Georgia. The defendant, operating an 18-wheeler, left his lane and struck the side of their vehicle. Our client suffered injuries to his neck, shoulder, and back, and he required a neck surgery.
Our client was sideswiped by an armored car and suffered a low back injury.
Our client was a passenger in a vehicle, on his way home from work. The defendant was driving a tractor trailer—distracted and not paying attention to the traffic around him. The defendant changed lanes, hitting our client's vehicle. Our client's car spun out and flipped, landing on its roof in the middle of the freeway. The defendant truck driver was cited for changing lanes when unsafe. Our client sustained neck, back, and knee injuries and had to undergo knee surgery.
Our client was stopped at a yield sign, waiting for traffic to clear, when the defendant, in a box truck, made a right turn from the left lane and struck our client. Our client had neck and back injuries that required injections and a rhizotomy.
Our client was traveling on SH-161 in Irving, Texas, and came to a complete stop due to traffic ahead. The defendant, driving a Ford F-550 with a trailer, failed to control his speed and struck our client's vehicle from behind at full speed. Our client suffered a scalp laceration and neck and back injuries.
Our client was driving on Sublett Road in Arlington, Texas, when a tire came off of a tow truck and smashed his windshield and hood. Our client sustained injuries to his head, neck, back, chest, and ribs.
Our client was driving his two children home and had just exited the freeway. At the bottom of the ramp, they were waiting for the light to change to make a left-hand turn. The lane to the right of their vehicle was also a left-hand turning lane, which was occupied by a tractor trailer. When the light turned green, they both began left-hand turns. Unfortunately, the 18-wheeler’s trailer began to cut into our client’s lane. This is known as “off-tracking,” where the trailer does not follow the same path as the tire on the truck but instead makes a sharper turn, often encroaching into the adjacent lane of traffic or even onto sidewalks. The trailer’s rear tandem set of tires struck our client’s car and nearly ripped off the front right wheels of his vehicle. Our client's driver sustained neck injuries, and his children were treated at an emergent care facility and released. After striking our client’s vehicle, the truck driver fled the scene. Fortunately, we were able to identify the company and resolve our client's case.
Our client was driving on Ledbetter Drive in Dallas, Texas. He was driving for Uber at the time and was on his way to pick up a fare. The defendant rear-ended our client while stopped at a light. Our client suffered injuries to his shoulder and neck. Our client, who had previously struggled with shoulder injuries, underwent rotator cuff surgery but continued to deal with pain and required a total shoulder replacement.
Our client was traveling on the interstate when a concrete truck, driving erratically, failed to stop and rear-ended our client, pushing her vehicle into the car in front of her. Following the wreck, our client had neck and back MRIs, and we were able to compare them with neck and back MRIs taken three years earlier. The imaging showed a significant difference in those same areas. Our client suffered losses in commissions and wages from the injuries she suffered. Criminal records were found on the driver, and the company was found to have 100% out of service rates, which contributed to achieving a larger settlement.
Our client was stopped at a stoplight on Belt Line Road near Highway 20 in Grand Prairie, Texas. The defendant, driving a utility van, struck her from behind after failing to control his speed. Our client sustained injuries to her neck and back, which required multiple spinal injections.
While traveling on the interstate, our client's vehicle was sideswiped by an 18-wheeler. Though the vehicle damage was minor, our client suffered a neck injury that required cervical decompression.
Our client was traveling on the IH-20 service road in Grand Prairie. The defendant, a truck driver, made an unsafe lane change and collided with our client. Our client suffered injuries to his neck, right shoulder, back, right knee, and head. Our client's physician recommended lower back surgery.
Our client was traveling on Vista Ridge Drive in Gwinnett County, Georgia. The defendant was exiting a private drive and failed to yield the right of way to our client. Our client ran into the side of the defendant’s box truck and sustained knee injuries. Emergency responders transported our client to the hospital. She eventually underwent surgeries on both of her knees. After her surgeries, she continued to deal with knee pain, which required additional injections. Additionally, she sustained a neck injury that required surgery.
Our client was traveling on I-20 when an unlicensed driver in an 18-wheeler made an unsafe lane change into our client’s lane. The force of the crash sent our client spinning into the median and guardrail. The crash left our client with permanent lower back injuries that required multiple injections and rhizotomies. During litigation, it was discovered that not only was the driver of the 18-wheeler unlicensed, but also that key evidence had been destroyed shortly after the collision.
Our client was entering I-45 from US 287 when the defendant, operating a tractor trailer, changed lanes when unsafe, hitting our client and causing his vehicle to spin out of control. Our client sustained neck and back injuries, along with a shoulder injury that required orthoscopic surgery.
Our client was traveling on I-20 in Dallas. The defendant was speeding and rear-ended our client. Our client suffered injuries to his ankle, knees, and lower back. He underwent one knee surgery, and his doctor recommended surgical intervention for the second knee as well.
Our client was traveling north on East Loop 820 at Randol Mill Road and came to a complete stop to accommodate traffic ahead. The defendant, driving a commercial truck, failed to control his speed and rear-ended our client’s vehicle. Our client suffered neck and back injuries.
Our client was entering the State Highway from Highway 10 in Euless, Texas, when the defendant, in a commercial vehicle, made an unsafe lane change and struck our client's vehicle. Our client sustained neck and back injuries, which required several spinal injections.
Our client was driving a DART bus with passengers on Ledbetter Road near I-35 in Dallas, Texas. Our client was driving in the far-right lane when an 18-wheeler with its left-turn indicator activated turned right, cutting her off and causing a crash. Our client sustained neck, back, and shoulder injuries, which required shoulder surgery and spinal injections.
Our client was stopped in traffic when the defendant, driving a commercial vehicle, rear-ended a vehicle, resulting in a multi-car rear-impact collision. Our client sustained injuries to neck and lower back.
Our client and her family were traveling home from a family funeral when traffic on Highway 45 slowed. Unfortunately, the truck driver behind her was not paying attention and crashed into the back of our client's vehicle. As a result of the collision, our client required back and neck surgery.
Our client was traveling on I-35E N and came to a stop due to traffic in front of her. The defendant, driving a commercial vehicle, failed to control their speed and rear-ended our client, pushing our client's vehicle into an 18-wheeler. At the time of the wreck, our client was eight months pregnant. Due to the collision, she had to have an emergency C-section. Thankfully, the baby was not injured.
Our client was traveling east on Seminary when the defendant's front-end loader construction vehicle drove into our client's lane, causing a collision. The construction worker directing traffic told the witness he was not paying attention, and he did not see our client pass by. Our client had neck and back injuries and knee surgery.
A pop-up barrier gate was erroneously deployed by electrical contractors, impacting the front of our client's car as she entered the parking lot of her workplace. The company and the electrician they fired blamed each other. Our client suffered a neck injury and a concussion.
Our client and his wife were driving on the highway when they were rear-ended by another driver traveling at a high rate of speed. The defendant driver fled the scene but was later arrested on hit-and-run and DWI charges. Our client and his wife suffered significant injuries. The wife previously worked as a hair stylist, but her back and neck injuries made it difficult to lift her arms, forcing her to change employment.
This commercial case, which won a $300,000 settlement, was made possible by securing witness statements, threatening to uncover company negligence, and pushing on the federal regulations. Our client was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler and required low back surgery. We uncovered a history of similar conduct from the trucking company.
Our client was traveling on Harry Hines in Dallas. While stopped for a red light, he was rear-ended by the defendant. Our client suffered injuries to his head neck, back, left shoulder, and left hip. Our client required shoulder surgery.
Our client was traveling on Main Street in Duncanville when the defendant ran a red light. The impact flipped our client's vehicle, and she had to be extricated by emergency responders. She had a history of knee injury and surgery, and the collision aggravated her injuries. Our client's doctors recommended she have several low back surgeries as well as bilateral knee replacements.
Our client was traveling on the interstate when a collision ahead of him caused traffic to slow. After our client came to a complete stop, the defendant failed to control their speed and rear-ended our client's vehicle.
Our client was parked at a Love's Travel Stop, waiting to pick up a friend. The defendant, operating an 18-wheeler, backed into our client's vehicle, striking the right rear passenger side of the vehicle and shattering the back window. Our client sustained neck and back injuries.
Our client was driving on the interstate in stop-and-go traffic. As the traffic ahead of her slowed to a stop, she applied her brakes. The driver of the box truck following behind her failed to bring his truck to a stop and rear-ended her vehicle. She suffered injuries to her neck and low back, which required injection therapies. We were able to show the insurance company that commercial truck drivers are required to maintain following distances that will provide them sufficient time and distance to bring their trucks to a stop without rear-ending the vehicle in front of them. This commercial truck driver failed in that regard.
We represented both the driver and her passenger in this case. Our clients were driving on the interstate when they encountered a wreck ahead of them, along with first responders that were at the scene. Our clients began to slow as they approached the site of the wreck and first responders, and they were struck in the rear by an 18-wheeler. One of our clients suffered injuries to her neck, while the other client had low back injuries. Truck drivers are required to look at least 12 seconds ahead of their vehicles when they are driving on highways, so that they can see upcoming hazards like an accident scene. That is supposed to provide time for the truck driver to create a plan to avoid any such approaching hazards, whether it be slowing down, changing lanes, or both. In this case, the truck driver failed to make a proper visual search and was following too closely.
Our client was driving south on I-35 in Dallas. Traffic slowed, and the defendant, driving a refrigerated box truck, changed lanes when unsafe and struck the back of our client's car. The defendant argued that our client was at fault for changing lanes and blamed the cars ahead for causing an emergency. Our client suffered injuries to her neck and back. Those injuries required extensive pain management treatment. In the following months, our client suffered continued headaches, and she was referred to a neurologist.
Our client was traveling on Haskell Avenue in Dallas, Texas. As he entered an intersection going straight with a green light facing him, the defendant, driving a tow truck, turned left in front of our client. The defendant's failure to yield the right of way resulted in our client sustaining a hand fracture and neck and back injuries.
Our client was exiting I-35 when he slowed down for traffic. The defendant, driving an 18-wheeler, tried to swerve to avoid a collision but still rear-ended him. Our client suffered injuries to his neck, back, head, left arm, and left shoulder. Our client received several injections to his neck and back.
Our client was headed north on Dallas Parkway in the left-hand turn lane, waiting for the light to change. The defendant failed to control their speed and rear-ended our client's vehicle. Police at the scene arrested the defendant for DWI. Our client had neck and back injuries.
Our client was traveling on I-35N when traffic stopped, causing our client to stop as well. The commercial pickup driver—towing a trailer—failed to control his speed and rear-ended our client at a high rate of speed, causing our client to hit the vehicle in front of her. Our client required neck surgery.
Our client was stopped at a yield sign while exiting DFW International Airport when a commercial pickup truck hit her from behind. Our client suffered neck and back injuries that required a rhizotomy.
Our client was injured when a commercial vehicle backed into his vehicle in a parking lot. Our client's left shoulder was injured in the collision, and he required surgery.
Our client was traveling on a two-lane street when the defendant, operating a tractor trailer, made an unsafe lane change, hitting our client's vehicle and pushing it onto the curb. The defense attempted to blame our client for causing the wreck by "passing" an 18-wheeler on the right. Our client's injuries to his neck and back required multiple spinal injections.
The defendant and our client were traveling in perpendicular lanes in the Stonebriar Centre parking lot. The defendant failed to yield the right of way when she made an unsafe left turn, pulling out directly in front of our client and causing our client to hit the defendant head-on. Our client sustained permanent injuries to her neck and lower back, which required multiple injections and a rhizotomy. Ultimately, Client will need surgery to fully recover.
Our client was traveling west on Eagle Drive towards Bell Avenue in Denton, Texas. As she approached a red stoplight, she came to a full and complete stop. The defendant, driving an 18-wheeler, was traveling north on Bell Avenue, when he made a left-hand turn onto eastbound Eagle Drive, striking our client's vehicle and almost running over the front hood. The defendant claimed the client drove into his trailer as opposed to her being at a stop. Our client suffered injuries to her head, neck, back, and left shoulder. Our client underwent shoulder surgery and had pain management injections to her neck and back.
Our client was rear-ended by a car, and the impact pushed him into the vehicle in front of him. He suffered injuries to his neck and low back and required multiple injections for his pain.
Our client was walking through her apartment complex when a vehicle reversed gear, slamming into her. Our client was knocked to the ground and suffered right hip injuries that required surgery.
Our client was rear-ended by a large commercial vehicle on I-30W. Our client suffered neck and back injuries.
Our client had just exited one interstate and was rounding a large curved entrance ramp onto another interstate when traffic came to a stop ahead of him. He came to a stop, as did the car behind him. Then, without any warning, an 18-wheeler struck the car that was behind our client, knocked it into the shoulder of the interstate, and then the 18-wheeler continued forward, rear-ending our client’s vehicle. Our client suffered shoulder injuries, which required arthroscopic surgical repair. At first, the trucking company denied responsibility, claiming that the it was a “blind curve,” preventing the truck driver from seeing the slowing traffic until it was too late. We were able to prove that truck drivers are required to stop within the distance that they can see, especially when driving around a “blind curve.”
Our client was traveling on the interstate when the defendant, traveling in the same direction, crossed into our client's lane, causing a three-car collision. Our client suffered neck and lower back pain.
Our client was driving his work vehicle on I-35 near Post Oak Drive in Denton, Texas. A utility vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed struck our client from behind, causing a multi-car crash. Our client required pain management and injections to resolve his head, neck, low back, and left shoulder injuries.
Our client was struck by a Rent-A-Center box truck making a U-turn in a parking lot. The defendant was illegally parked and started to make the U-turn from a stopped position. The defendant blamed our client for speeding through the parking lot. Our client was a hairstylist, and she had difficulty working after the wreck. Her doctor recommended neck surgery. Later, she was involved in a subsequent wreck with significant property damage and injuries.
Our client was driving on the interstate when an 18-wheeler began to swerve back and forth across his lane. The 18-wheeler suddenly came into our client's lane, sideswiping her vehicle. The truck driver tried to blame our client at the scene, but we were able to convince the trucking company’s insurance that he was at fault in the collision. Our client’s vehicle had to be towed from the scene, and she suffered neck and back injuries. We were able to resolve this case for the full amount of available liability insurance.
Our client was traveling south on I-45, heading towards Corsicana. The defendant, in a commercial vehicle, was traveling in the same direction, directly behind our client. The defendant failed to control their speed and rear-ended our client. Our client suffered neck and back injuries that required injections.
Our client was driving near her home in Dallas, Texas. She stopped at an intersection due to a red light. When the light turned green, she entered the intersection, and an 18-wheeler driver ran a red light, striking her vehicle. Our client sustained head, neck, and back injuries, which required neurological care and several spinal injections.
Our client was rear-ended by a driver who had just left a bar with friends. Our client sustained neck and back injuries. The insurance company refused to pay the policy limits. The case settled for $120,000—well over the policy limits.
Our client was driving on State Highway 121 in Carrollton, Texas. The defendant chose to exit the highway too late and cut off our client, causing a serious crash. Our client sustained injuries to her head, neck, low back, and shoulders. Her injuries required pain management, including spinal injections.
Our client was traveling in the right lane when the defendant failed to yield the right of way, turning into the rear of our client's car. The force of the impact caused our client to lose control and spin. The car came to a rest facing oncoming traffic.
An 18-wheeler made a sharp left turn into our client's lane, hitting his vehicle and causing physical injuries and property damages.
Our client, an Uber driver, was stopped at a red light when she was rear-ended by the defendant. Our client sustained back and neck injuries and was treated with steroid injections. We recovered policy limits from the defendant and additional funds from Uber.
Our client was driving on I-20 in Duncanville when a dump truck failed to keep a proper lookout and changed lanes, slamming into our client's vehicle. The impact caused injuries to our client's neck and back that were treated with steroid injections.
Our client was rear-ended on I-30 in Fort Worth. At the time, the defendant was driving while distracted by his cell phone and going more than 30 mph over the speed limit. Out client sustained a neck injury and a wrist/hand injury, which required surgery.
Our client was driving an 18-wheeler on I-40 in West Memphis, Arkansas, when traffic ahead came to a stop. Our client stopped as well and was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler whose driver had failed to keep a proper lookout. Our client suffered head, neck, and back injuries.
Our client was traveling on the interstate when she came to a stop due to traffic. The defendant, driving an 18-wheeler, failed to pay attention and rear-ended our client. The impact caused our client to rear-end the car in front of her.
Our client was a passenger in the car and was about to exit off the tollway when the client's car slowed down due to traffic. The defendant, traveling behind our client, failed to control their speed and rear-ended the vehicle in which our client was a passenger. The impact pushed the vehicle forward into the rear of the vehicle in front of him. Our client sustained back injuries that required medical treatment.
Our client was the second vehicle in a four car wreck. She required a shoulder surgery and was recommended a full shoulder arthroplasty. The defendant hired a biomechanical expert and a doctor to give the opinion that client's shoulder injury could not have been caused by the wreck. Insurance company paid $25,000 over the policy limits without having to go to trial.
Our client was struck by a box truck in Hutchins, Texas, when the driver of the box truck failed to yield the right of way at a traffic light. Our client sustained injuries to her neck and back, which required multiple spine injections.
Our client was traveling north on Highway 69 in Oklahoma when he was rear-ended by the defendant, who failed to control his speed. Our client suffered neck and back injuries, which required multiple spinal injections.
Our client was rear-ended by a large commercial bus. The impact pushed his vehicle into the vehicle in front of him. Our client suffered a serious shoulder injury that required skilled nursing assistance.
Our client was traveling west on Reunion Boulevard in downtown Dallas, Texas, and came to a stop at a red light. The defendant, operating an 18-wheeler, was traveling on northbound Riverfront Boulevard towards Reunion Boulevard, driving in the outside lane of traffic. The defendant tried to turn right from a straight-only lane. The faulty turn cut off a third vehicle that was trying to drive straight through the intersection in the far-right lane of travel, forcing it to take evasive action and strike our client. The defendant claimed he did nothing wrong by turning from an outside lane and never made contact with any vehicle. Our client sustained injuries to her neck and back, requiring multiple spinal injections.
Our client was at a stoplight, waiting to turn left to get on the interstate, and the defendant was in the lane to go straight. The defendant, driving an 18-wheeler, crossed into our client's lane and rear-ended our client.
Our client was a passenger on a DART bus when it was rear-ended. Our client sustained shoulder and knee injuries. Our client's orthopedic doctor recommended a knee replacement.
Our client was driving on I-35 in Dallas when she was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler. Our client sustained neck and back injuries, which required multiple spinal injections.
Our client was driving for Uber and had passengers in his vehicle at the time of the crash. An unknown driver ran a red light and struck our client’s car. Our client had a broken ring finger, and we won a disfigurement claim because his finger healed incorrectly.
Our client was traveling on President George Bush Turnpike when she slowed down for traffic ahead and was rear-ended by the defendant driver at a high rate of speed. Our client's right hand was injured, and she required surgery.
Our client was a passenger on a bus heading to Trucking School in the dark, early morning hours. An 18-wheeler, turning from a private driveway, blocked the road due to difficulties managing the tight turn. The bus driver failed to see the stopped 18-wheeler ahead in his lane, even with his headlights on, and crashed into the 18-wheeler's trailer, causing injuries to many of the bus passengers. Our client sustained injuries to his head, neck, and low back, which required emergency room and chiropractic care.
Initially, the bus company refused to accept any responsibility for the crash, while the 18-wheeler company only wanted to take partial responsibility. After suit was filed, depositions of both drivers were taken, which revealed that both drivers were negligent in causing the crash. At mediation, both agreed to share responsibility and ensure our clients were made whole.
Our client was rear-ended by a student driver and suffered a low back injury. We pursued litigation against the driving school and the student driver, focusing on the ability of the driving instructor to have prevented the wreck.
Our client was traveling on I-20 near the I-635 junction when she was clipped by an 18-wheeler. The collision caused her vehicle to spin, and she struck another dump truck before striking the 18-wheeler a second time. The defendant driver claimed that he never changed lanes prior to the collision and disputed making contact with our client. The defendants hired an expert to reconstruct the motor vehicle collision and state that our client struck the dump truck prior to striking the 18-wheeler. Our client required multiple injections to her neck, back, and knee as a result of her injuries.
Our client was rear-ended by a drunk driver and pushed into the car in front of her. Our client sustained neck injuries.
Our client came to an intersection with a lot of traffic. The defendant was making a left turn, and our client had the right of way. The defendant hit our client's vehicle on the rear driver's side.
Our client was traveling through the intersection when the defendant made a left turn into our client, causing a T-bone collision. Our client suffered a back injury.
Our client was on the SH-121 service road helping a friend whose car had broken down. As he was in his car, a drunk driver veered off the road and struck the back of his vehicle. The force of the crash caused injuries to his lower back. Our client received chiropractic treatment but had difficulty coaching and playing basketball after the wreck due to his back pain.
Our client was rear-ended on Highway 80 when she slowed down for traffic ahead. She suffered neck, back, and right shoulder injuries.
Our client was rear-ended by a driver who fled the scene. Our client suffered back and neck injuries.
Our client was struck by a hit-and-run driver. Unfortunately, witnesses at the scene incorrectly wrote down the license plate number of the vehicle, and police were unable to confirm the identity of the defendant driver. Months later, our client saw the defendant's vehicle again, allowing us to properly identify the defendant. Our client suffered injuries to his neck and back as a result of the collision, and he received multiple injections in his back due to the pain.
Our client was driving on northbound I-35 near Mockingbird Lane in Dallas, Texas. The defendant, driving an 18-wheeler, was ahead of our client. The defendant was driving too fast on the wet roads, and his vehicle was equipped with defective tires. The 18-wheeler jackknifed and came to a stop across multiple lanes of traffic. Our client struck the front of the 18-wheeler and sustained injuries to his head and neck.
Our client was at a red light in Garland. The defendant driver made a left turn too fast and struck our client. The defendant driver went missing and the owner of the vehicle claimed that the defendant driver was a former roommate to whom he had sold the vehicle prior to the wreck. The owner still had possession of the vehicle at the time the lawsuit was filed. Our client sustained injuries to her neck, back, shoulders, hip, right knee, right ankle, right foot, right wrist, and right hand. Her injuries made it difficult for her to continue her business as a daycare owner.
The defendant turned left in front of the vehicle in which our client was a passenger. The impact injured our client's neck and left eye. The eye injury was complex and required extensive medical intervention.
Our client was merging onto the interstate when the defendant, traveling ahead of our client, lost the unsecured furniture that he was carrying in his truck. Our client tried to avoid the debris in the roadway but was unable to do so. Our client's vehicle struck the furniture, causing a wreck.
Our client was driving on the interstate in the far-right lane and came to a complete stop for a red light. The defendant, traveling in the middle lane, proceeded to make a right turn from the middle lane, striking our client's vehicle. Our client's air bags deployed, and they had to be extricated from the vehicle by emergency responders.
Our client was a passenger in an Uber. The defendant attempted to change lanes, causing our client's Uber driver to rear-end the defendant. Our client suffered a head injury as a result of the accident.
Our client was driving in the lane next to the HOV lane when the defendant, traveling in the HOV lane illegally, crossed the barriers to his right and cut off our client’s vehicle, causing our client to rear-end the defendant driver. Our client sustained neck injuries.
Our client was proceeding straight through an intersection with a green light when the defendant ran a red light and T-boned her vehicle. Our client suffered neck, back, and right wrist injuries.
In this commercial case, our client's vehicle sustained only minor property damage. However, we were able to get a great settlement thanks to Rapid Response Team, who secured video footage of the crash.
Our client was traveling on the interstate when the defendant failed to control their speed and rear-ended our client. Our client suffered injuries to their back and hand.
Our client was struck by a drunk driver who then fled the scene of the wreck. Our client sustained neck and back injuries.
The defendant ran a stop sign and hit our client's vehicle hard enough to push it into the yard of a nearby house. Our client's injuries included his right arm, neck, and back. The insurer refused to tender their $30k policy, but they ended up paying five times that amount.
Our client was traveling in the right lane on Josey Lane in Farmers Branch. The defendant, driving an 18-wheeler, was traveling in the middle lane. Our client was struck when the 18-wheeler changed lanes improperly. The driver of the 18-wheeler had not received any training on the operation of a commercial motor vehicle. He was hired by his uncle, who was the owner of the company. The trucking company did not investigate the cause of the collision. Due to her injuries, our client was recommended a lower back surgery.
Our client was a passenger in her fiancé’s car when a reckless teenager, who was speeding, crashed into the rear of the vehicle, causing significant property damage and injuries to her and her fiancé. She was a hardworking young woman who spent her adult life working in call centers and warehouses. The insurance company wanted to blame her neck and back injuries on her work and only offered $17,000 to settle her case. We filed suit, and a few short months later, we settled our client's case for the policy limits.
Our client pulled over to check on his trailer. As he stood next to the trailer, an 18-wheeler sideswiped the trailer. The impact of the crash pushed the vehicle into our client. The 18-wheeler driver heavily disputed the facts of the wreck. We were able to recreate the scene of the wreck to show that the defendant's version was inconsistent.
Our client was passing through a green light when the defendant failed to yield the right of way, turning left into our client's vehicle.
Our client was employed by a moving company as a laborer. He was injured when the moving truck he was riding in as a passenger overturned. We were able to show that the moving truck driver was driving too fast for conditions when he lost control of the truck. However, the trucking company took the position our client should be covered by workers' compensation, which would have greatly reduced his recovery. Instead, we were able to prove that our client was an independent contractor at the time of the collision and not an employee. Our client sustained neck and low back injuries in this rollover collision. We were able to resolve his case for the full amount of available liability insurance.
The defendant turned in front of our client, causing a collision. Our client sustained injuries to his back and leg, which aggravated a previous leg injury. The insurer paid nearly three times the policy amount.
The defendant was passing a Walmart, and the defendant made a U-turn into our client's lane, hitting the front driver's side of our client's vehicle.
The defendant, driving a commercial pickup truck, ran a red light and T-boned our client on the passenger side. Our client sustained injuries to his neck, back, and right wrist.
Our client was driving when a delivery van exiting I-75 didn’t stop at a red light, causing our client to T-bone the van. Our client suffered back injuries. Police at the scene talked to a witness, but when the officer tried to obtain the witness' contact information, they couldn’t find them. We were able to track down the witness and get their statement.
Our client was stopped on the service road with her hazard lights. The defendant failed to control his speed and stay in his lane and rear-ended our client.