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Trial Transcripts

Below are three sample trial transcripts from car accident lawsuits. The first trial transcript is an ankle fracture lawsuit. This case was added in 2023. We have made the format very easy to read.

The second is a herniated disc claim with a liability dispute case. The jury gave the plaintiff more than both insurance policies. The defendants ultimately paid more than the verdict after quitting on the appeal and allowing post-judgment interest to accumulate.

We have the court transcripts from all five days of trial:

This trial is presented to you in its entirety in the format in which we get these. (These are big files so give them a few moments to give each trial transcript a chance to load.)

The third trial is broken up so you can more easily look at the pieces. This case is a stipulated verdict in the case so there is no damages/harm testimony. The case deals solely with the question of who was negligent in the car accident.

The plaintiff alleged that a tanker-trailer carrying fuel oil cut him off in traffic, causing him to swerve into the adjacent lane, where he was struck from the rear by another vehicle. He filed suit against the owner of the tanker truck and the driver of the vehicle that struck him from the rear.

The defendants claimed that the plaintiff was responsible for the car accident. The case was tried on the issue of liability only, pursuant to a stipulated verdict agreement.

We like this case as a sample trial transcript because all three lawyers involved in the case are good, experienced, attorneys and the issues are well developed but simple. So the reader gets a full range of what happens at trial.

You can read the full trial transcript or break it out into individual pieces (if you open the full trial transcript, it is fairly large and may take a few moments to open).

If you want to look at specific pieces of a trial, we have transcripts for that as well, mostly in medical malpractice and motor vehicle accident cases:

For more sample trial transcripts and witness outlines, click here.

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