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In the Selenium Simplified course the secret to the selector is really the 'value' not the 'type' as the 'value' identifies the WebElement uniquely on that page, coupled with a type 'just in case' WebElement checkBox1; WebElement checkBox3; checkBox1 = driver.findElement(By.cssSelector("input[value='cb1']")); checkBox3 = ...

If I understand the question, the issue is not so much about parallelized tests as it is about the JUnit runner's policy of reporting failures individually but only reporting successes in aggregate. If you want successes to be reported individually, I suggest you register a custom RunListener. The RunListener will be invoked each time an event occurs ...