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AMAZON SAIDIT'S NOTTHEIR FAULT?
They're wrong. Amazon is legally responsible for their drivers, contractor or not. We've won cases just like yours and recovered over $1 billion for victims. Free consultation, no fees unless we win.
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Combined, our team has won thousands of cases and recovered over a billion dollars for injury victims across Los Angeles and Southern California.
THE TRUTH ABOUT
YOUR CLAIM
Insurance companies have lawyers on payroll.
The moment you file a claim, a team starts working to minimize what they pay you. You deserve the same firepower on your side.
The first offer is almost never the right one.
Initial settlements often cover only a fraction of your actual damages, medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering.
Time is working against you.
California's statute of limitations means waiting can cost you your entire claim. Acting fast protects your right to full compensation.
QUESTIONS
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Can I sue Amazon if one of their delivery trucks hit me?
Yes, in many cases. Amazon uses a network of Delivery Service Partners and in some situations Amazon itself shares liability. The 'they're independent contractors' defense doesn't always hold up — courts have increasingly found Amazon responsible for accidents made by drivers delivering under their brand using their systems.
Amazon is telling me it's the driver's fault, not theirs. Is that true?
That's exactly what Amazon wants you to believe. But if the driver was wearing an Amazon uniform, driving an Amazon-branded van, and making an Amazon delivery, Amazon's exposure is real. We've seen this argument fail in court. Don't accept their initial framing.
What makes Amazon truck accident cases complicated?
Multiple parties can share liability — the driver, the DSP company that employs them, and Amazon itself. There's also significant insurance at play. These cases require investigating delivery records, the driver's history, the DSP's safety practices, and Amazon's oversight. The complexity usually works in the victim's favor.
How long do I have to file a claim after an Amazon truck accident?
Two years from the date of the accident in California for a personal injury lawsuit. Don't wait. Amazon's legal team moves fast, and the delivery records you need as evidence don't get preserved forever.
What if the Amazon driver was speeding or running red lights?
That's strong evidence of negligence — both on the driver's part and potentially on Amazon's, if they set unrealistic delivery quotas that pushed drivers to speed. We look at the full picture, including delivery route data and how the driver was incentivized.
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