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Dallas County • 2015

Dallas County Rear-End Collision Settles After Mediation

One driver stopped at a traffic light and was rear-ended by the other driver. The driver who was hit claimed injuries from the collision. The parties reached a settlement after mediation.

Case Information Updated: October 2025

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Back Strain / Soft Tissue
Rear-end
Economic Injury

Case Outcome

Outcome
Settlement
Amount
Undisclosed
County
Dallas County, TX
Resolved
2015

Injury & Accident Details

Injury Type
Back Strain / Soft Tissue
Accident Type
Rear-end
Case Type
Economic Injury, Emotional Or Mental Injury, Physical Injury

Case Overview

In Dallas County, Texas, a plaintiff filed a negligence lawsuit after a vehicle collision in May 2013. The plaintiff alleged that a defendant negligently operated a vehicle, causing it to rear-end the plaintiff's car, which had stopped at a traffic light. The plaintiff claimed to have sustained injuries in the accident and sought damages.

The plaintiff filed a petition for damages in the District Court, 191st District Court, Dallas County, on March 17, 2014. After engaging in mediation, the parties notified the court on January 6, 2015, that they had reached a settlement. An agreed order dismissing the suit with prejudice was subsequently entered on March 16, 2015.

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