Motor Vehicle Accident

Jorge Jimenez sued Luis Diaz after a rear-end crash in Cheshire, Connecticut, claiming injuries and negligence. Jimenez sought over $15,000 for physical and emotional harm. Diaz denied liability and blamed Jimenez’s own driving. After hearing arguments from both sides, a Hartford jury ruled in favor of Diaz on January 16, 2025, finding no negligence and awarding zero damages.

A jury in Miami-Dade County returned a verdict in favor of the City of Miami and Officer Kennht Brito in a personal injury lawsuit brought by Florence Mueller. The case stemmed from a 2019 rear-end collision involving a city-owned vehicle. Mueller claimed permanent injuries and sought over $30,000 in damages. The defense argued no negligence occurred, and the jury agreed—awarding no compensation.

Alberto Felix filed a personal injury lawsuit against Jamie Wright after a 2014 rear-end collision in Shelton, Connecticut. Felix alleged Wright’s negligence caused lasting physical and emotional harm. However, following a jury trial, the court ruled in favor of Wright, finding her not liable for the accident or the injuries claimed.

Mary Benz filed a personal injury lawsuit against Maryellen Travis following a 2022 rear-end collision in Danbury, Connecticut. Benz alleged that Travis drove negligently, causing the crash and resulting injuries. The case proceeded to trial, where both sides presented evidence and arguments. On April 2, 2025, the jury returned a verdict in favor of Travis, finding she was not negligent. The court awarded no damages, and judgment was entered for the defense.

Jury in New Haven bicycle accident lawsuit found for defendant Tanisha Crandell, awarding no damages to plaintiff.

A Jacksonville jury found Linda Cowan 75% at fault in a personal injury lawsuit over a lane-change crash on I-95. She was awarded damages, but her share was reduced due to comparative negligence.

A Miami jury sided with Wine Collection Holding LLC in a personal injury lawsuit, finding no legal cause for Maria Chacin’s injuries despite admitted fault in a rear-end crash.

A Miami-Dade jury awarded $3,000,000 to Quanisha Hepburn in a personal injury lawsuit against Super Romeo Enterprises and Miami Partytime LLC. The verdict followed claims that the companies failed to ensure passenger safety when they dropped the 18-year-old off in a high-crime area, where she was shot shortly after exiting the party bus. The jury found the companies negligent and responsible for medical costs and emotional damages.

Jury awards $688K to Valerie Richardson in a personal injury lawsuit against James J. Celentano.

A Miami-Dade jury found in favor of Defendant Matthew Glenn Wofford and New Prime Inc. in a trucking collision lawsuit brought by Plaintiff Rodnei Martinez Bonne. The Plaintiff sought damages exceeding $50,000 for injuries and vehicle damage after a December 2022 loading dock accident in Doral, Florida. The verdict followed claims of negligence and vicarious liability. The jury found the Defendant not liable, resulting in no damages awarded to the Plaintiff.

A Bridgeport woman, Sharon Small, filed a lawsuit seeking over $15,000 after suffering spinal and shoulder injuries in a rear-end collision on I-95. The suit alleges John McAndrew negligently struck her stopped vehicle while driving a car owned by Stephen McAndrew. The complaint cites speed, inattention, and failure to stop as causes.

Jury finds for City of Miami in personal injury suit stemming from a 2020 vehicle accident.