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The surge in online shopping has led to an increase in delivery trucks on California’s roadways. FedEx, UPS, USPS, Amazon delivery, and other establishments deliver thousands of packages throughout the state every day. Despite professional training and driving classes, deliverymen and women make mistakes.
They have to operate the truck, look for the right drop-off point, and adhere to strict deadlines. They are under a lot of pressure to keep up with the high delivery demand. These elements add up to a higher risk of delivery truck accidents. Our delivery truck accident lawyers can help you determine fault and file a claim after such an accident.
Who Is Liable for Delivery Truck Crashes?
Delivery truck accidents may seem inevitable with the volume of these vehicles on the road, but in reality, nearly all collisions with delivery trucks are preventable. They stem from someone’s negligence – the driver, the delivery company, or a third party.
With hundreds of thousands of trucks operating seven days per week, delivery companies are at great risk of causing and contributing to traffic accidents. Here’s a brief overview of parties that may be liable for your recent accident:
- The delivery truck driver. If the driver is an independent contractor and not an employee of the company, you may be able to bring a claim against the individual driver. The other driver’s insurance company might offer you a settlement, or you could take your case to trial to fight for compensation you believe is fair.
- The delivery company. There is a liability theory that makes a company responsible for the actions of its employees. If an employed driver commits a negligent or wrongful act within the scope of employment, injured parties can bring claims against the delivery company itself. State laws determine the “scope of employment” in an accident.
- Third party. In some scenarios, a third party such as another driver, roadway maintenance crew, or vehicle manufacturer may be responsible for a delivery truck crash. In this case, injured parties could potentially sue the third party and/or the delivery truck driver or company.
Delivery truck accidents can be complex. If, for instance, you collide with a truck from the United States Postal Service, you have a case involving a governmental body. These claims have different rules – you must notify the agency of your intent to file within six months of the accident. California Injury Law Group can help you understand the complicated laws involved with delivery truck crashes. We’ll work alongside you to fight for the settlement terms, compensation, and reimbursement your injuries deserve.
Paz v. Airfax Logistics (settled on 5/26/2020) – settlement in a case involving a client who was involved in a trucking accident and sustained a traumatic brain injury and other trauma.– Tina Eshghieh
About FedEx/UPS Claims
Getting into an accident with a FedEx or UPS truck means dealing with these companies’ insurers. FedEx carries business automobile liability insurance with a $5 million combined single limit. UPS has auto liability insurance with a $1 million limit. You might receive a phone call from a large insurance company as soon as the day of the accident.
An insurance claims adjuster will ask you for details about what happened. He or she may try to get you to give a recorded statement. As attorneys, we recommend that car accident victims do not give statements to insurers until they’ve spoken with a lawyer.
Large insurance companies are not looking out for accident victims. They are looking out for themselves. In a crash with FedEx or UPS, a claims adjuster will try to get you to settle for as little as possible. These settlement offers are typically much smaller than what one could receive in a personal injury claim. Before you agree to anything, call California Injury Law Group at (888) 488-1391. We can discuss your case during a free consultation. Sign up online and a member of our team will get back to you right away.





If You’ve Been Hurt by a Delivery Driver, Consult with an Expert California Delivery Truck Accident Attorney Immediately
Accidents involving delivery trucks are deadly accidents. If a commercial driver’s negligence has left you injured, you need the professional legal counsel of a dedicated California delivery truck accident attorney. Arash Khorsandi and his experienced California legal experts at Arash Law are here to help.
Our experienced and compassionate delivery truck accident attorneys are committed to fighting for your rights and for the compensation to which you are entitled. While the aftereffects of delivery truck accidents are often daunting, your full recovery is far too important to leave to chance or to the discretion of the insurance company involved.We care about you and your claim, and we’re standing by to help – 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. For more information, please give us a call us at (888) 488-1391 today.