Rear-End Collision — $6.2 Million Result

Teen drivers crash far more often than experienced drivers and make up a disproportionate share of driver deaths, largely due to inexperience and distraction. This guide reviews the most common teen-driver accidents, including rear-end collisions, single-vehicle crashes, and intersection accidents, and explains why each tends to happen. Understanding these patterns can help teens and parents focus on the skills and awareness that prevent them.

The catastrophic injuries process is the sequence a claim follows when an injury causes permanent impairment, long-term loss of function, or lifelong disability. It moves through stabilization, investigation, valuation of lifetime damages, and resolution by settlement or trial. The reason it gets its own process is simple: a permanent injury changes what has to be proven and how long it takes to prove it.