Texas Jury Reaches Verdict in Motor Vehicle Negligence
One driver was involved in a collision with another vehicle. The case resulted in a verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
Case Information Updated: October 2025
Case Outcome
- Outcome
- Verdict-Plaintiff
- Amount
- $20,000
- County
- Dallas County, TX
- Resolved
- 2015
Injury & Accident Details
- Injury Type
- Other
- Accident Type
- Other
- Case Type
- Personal injury
Case Overview
A plaintiff filed a lawsuit in Texas against Darya Corporation, which operated as Executive Taxi, Khorshib, Inc., and an individual defendant. The case was formally recorded on February 20, 2015. Few details were available regarding the incident that prompted the litigation, the specific legal claims brought by the plaintiff, or the ultimate resolution of the dispute.
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