Okay, so imagine you and your friend are playing with toys. You both want to play with the same toy at the same time, but there's only one. You start to fight over it, and your friend gets hurt.
Now, your friend's parents might be upset and they might want to take you to court to make things right. That's what happened with Archuleta v. Hedrick.
In this case, Mr. Archuleta was driving his car and Mr. Hedrick was riding his motorcycle. They both wanted to use the same lane on the road at the same time, and they got into a fight. Mr. Archuleta hit Mr. Hedrick with his car, and Mr. Hedrick got hurt.
Mr. Hedrick and his family were upset about this, and they took Mr. Archuleta to court. The court had to figure out who was to blame for the accident and what should happen next.
It's kind of like when you're playing with toys and your parents have to figure out who was being mean and what they can do to make things better. The court decided that Mr. Archuleta was mostly to blame for the accident because he hit Mr. Hedrick, who was on a smaller vehicle.
So, they said that Mr. Archuleta had to pay money to Mr. Hedrick and his family to help them with their medical expenses and other costs related to the accident. It's like how your parents might make you apologize and share your toys with your friend to make things right after a fight.
Overall, Archuleta v. Hedrick was a legal case where two people got into a fight and someone got hurt. The court had to decide who was to blame and what should happen next, kind of like when your parents have to decide what to do after you and your friend have an argument.