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Accidents involving USPS mail trucks aren't like regular car accident claims, you're up against the federal government. There are strict deadlines and a specific legal process under the Federal Tort Claims Act. Our attorneys know exactly how to handle it. Over $1 billion recovered for accident victims. No fees unless we win.
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Suing the government has strict deadlines, you must act fast.
USPS is a federal agency. Under the Federal Tort Claims Act, you must file an administrative claim within 2 years of your accident, but the sooner you act, the stronger your case. Missing this deadline ends your right to recover anything.
Federal claims are different. You need an attorney who knows the process.
Claims against USPS go through a different legal process than standard car accident cases. Our attorneys know the Federal Tort Claims Act, the required forms, and how to navigate the government claims process to protect your recovery.
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Talk to a USPS truck accident attorney today at no cost. We handle the federal claims process, deal with government insurers, and fight for the maximum compensation you're owed, you pay nothing unless we win.
QUESTIONS
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Can you sue the government for a USPS mail truck accident?
Yes, but the process is different from a regular accident claim. USPS is a federal agency, so your case falls under the Federal Tort Claims Act. You have to file an administrative claim with USPS before you can sue, and the process has strict rules. Get an attorney involved early.
How long do I have to file a claim after a USPS truck accident?
You have 2 years to file your administrative claim with the federal government under the FTCA. This is more procedurally strict than a regular car accident case. Missing the deadline means losing your right to any compensation, period. Do not wait.
What if USPS denies my claim?
If USPS denies your administrative claim or doesn't respond within 6 months, you can then file a lawsuit in federal court. This is a common path — the process is designed to filter claims before they reach federal court. Having an attorney guide you through it is essential.
Is it harder to win a case against the government?
It requires knowing the right procedures and deadlines, which is why most people don't handle these cases alone. But the law does allow you to recover for injuries caused by negligent government employees. USPS mail carriers have to follow the same basic rules of the road as everyone else.
What can I recover from a USPS truck accident?
Medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other actual damages. One difference from regular cases: under the FTCA, you can't recover punitive damages from the federal government. But your actual damages can still be substantial, and we'll fight for every dollar.
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California law limits how long you have to file. Every day that passes weakens your case. Talk to us today — free, no obligation.
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