CaseMetrix

A settlement and verdict database designed by lawyers for lawyers CaseMetrix is comprised of 94%

settlements and 6% verdicts.

CaseMetrix is a cooperative network of plaintiff and defense attorneys,

mediators and insurance carriers currently in the southeastern United

States. Members of the CaseMetrix network agree to enter personal

injury settlements and verdicts into the database in exchange for

the ability to search the database. Unlike other legal databases that typically

reflect outlier verdicts primarily su

bmitted by plaintiff’s attorneys, the

bulk of CaseMetrix data is the middle layer of settlements and verdicts

that has never before been collected. Founded in 2009, CaseMetrix uses the latest cloud-based technology

to accumulate and search for cases. Unlike other databases where

searching is text based and the results slow and tedious to review,

CaseMetrix is parameter driven and built for speed. Our data comes

in daily from across the network, ensuring the database is constantly

refreshed with recent information. CaseMetrix never reports the names of litigants and attorneys have the

flexibility to reveal themselves or insurance carries on an individual case

basis. We capture over 350 injuries which affords very targeted results. Our cutting edge technology allows to you search, review, email and

print cases quickly, as well as save searches. When saved, our system

automatically notifies you when we receive new cases that match your

search criteria. CaseMetrix gives both plaintiff and defense attorneys

an objective tool to manage client expectations. Lastly, we can create

branded CaseMetrix receipts to provide the proper paper foundation if

attorneys choose to bill it back to clients.

08/28/2026

The estates of four family members who were killed in a quadruple homicide sued two healthcare providers, alleging they failed to submit a required firearm prohibition notification after treating the shooter, who had a documented history of mental illness and prior involuntary commitment.

The jury found that the healthcare providers failed to maintain adequate policies and oversight for submitting the required “gun forms,” and that this failure was a substantial factor in the deaths.

A Philadelphia jury awarded the plaintiffs $39.5 million, including $9.5 million in compensatory damages and $30 million in punitive damages. One healthcare provider was found responsible for 35% of the compensatory damages and all punitive damages, while the other had previously settled.

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08/26/2026

A 57-year-old woman was fatally struck by a delivery driver while lawfully crossing a marked crosswalk near her home.

The case involved contested issues of liability and damages, with the plaintiff’s counsel arguing that the collision was preventable and emphasizing the importance of safety technologies in the transportation industry. The case ultimately settled for $54 million.

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08/24/2026

A fatal motor vehicle collision occurred during a severe winter ice storm when an 18-wheeler rear-ended a vehicle stopped on an interstate due to crashes ahead. The plaintiff argued that the truck driver was traveling too fast for the hazardous conditions and lacked adequate winter weather driving training.

After a two-week trial, the jury found both the driver and trucking company liable and awarded $44.1 million, including $24.1 million in compensatory damages and $20 million in punitive damages.

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08/17/2026

A Georgia jury found in favor of a woman who suffered life-altering injuries after a tractor-trailer ran a red light and slammed into her vehicle, leaving her trapped inside for 44 minutes.

Despite years of treatment, including surgery and injections, she was unable to return to her career as a certified nursing assistant, leading the jury to recognize the significant and permanent impact the crash had on her health, livelihood, and quality of life.

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$A young child suffered a fractured arm after a shopping cart rolled unattended down a sloped surface at a hardware store...$

08/12/2026

A young child suffered a fractured arm after a shopping cart rolled unattended down a sloped surface at a hardware store, struck a raised drain lip, and overturned.

While the defense argued there was no negligence because the cart had been left unattended, the plaintiff contended that the unsafe slope and poorly maintained shopping cart created a dangerous condition that contributed to the incident.

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08/10/2026

A commercial truck driver who was pinned between two tractor-trailers at a Georgia truck stop reached a $3 million settlement after suffering severe injuries that required multiple surgeries and extensive rehabilitation. Although the defense admitted liability, it disputed the extent of the driver's damages. Following three days of trial and powerful video and medical evidence, the parties reached a settlement worth three times the defendant's initial $1 million policy limit, securing compensation for the injured driver without the need for a lengthy appeals process.

CaseMetrix subscribers, Kenneth P. Raley & Michael Kaufman represented the Plaintiff in this case.

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08/07/2026

Three letters can make a significant difference in case value.

Our latest CaseMetrix Litigation Intelligence report explores how the language used to describe a head injury can influence settlement outcomes.

Using CaseMetrix AI™ and our proprietary settlement and verdict database, we analyzed brain injury cases ranging from headaches and concussions to traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). One finding stood out: cases where "TBI" appeared in the injury narrative saw a dramatic increase in settlement ratios compared to cases described as "closed head injury"—even when medical treatment and overall injury severity were similar.

The takeaway? How an injury is medically documented and characterized may have a meaningful impact on valuation.

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08/05/2026

A motorcyclist suffered multiple injuries after a driver turned left into his path, causing him to lose control and be thrown from his bike. The rider sustained a lung contusion, road rash, and other orthopedic injuries requiring ongoing medical treatment, with medical expenses exceeding $47,000. Police determined the motorcyclist had the right of way at the time of the crash.

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08/03/2026

An Alabama jury awarded $210,000 to a university professor who suffered a traumatic brain injury after a tractor-trailer rear-ended the SUV she was riding in. Onboard data and dash cam footage showed the SUV's brake lights were illuminated for approximately eight seconds before impact, while the truck driver did not brake until one second before the collision. Despite the defense disputing liability and the extent of her injuries, the jury found in the plaintiff's favor, recognizing the lasting effects of her cognitive symptoms and migraines.

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$A restaurant patron fractured her humerus after slipping on water while walking to the restroom. Although the defense ar...$

07/31/2026

A restaurant patron fractured her humerus after slipping on water while walking to the restroom. Although the defense argued the hazard was open and obvious, surveillance footage showed multiple employees in the area before the fall who neither noticed nor cleaned up the spill.

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