What We Handle
Case Types We Fight
Amazon Delivery Accidents
Amazon Logistics uses a mix of employees and DSP (Delivery Service Partner) contractors. We pierce the contractor veil to reach Amazon's coverage.
FedEx & UPS Accidents
Traditional delivery carriers with commercial policies and complex driver classification issues.
Gig Economy Delivery Accidents
DoorDash, Instacart, GrubHub, and other app-based delivery platforms with layered insurance coverage.
USPS Accidents
Government vehicle claims require strict compliance with the Federal Tort Claims Act and administrative filing requirements.
What You Can Recover
- Full damages against the employer's or platform's commercial insurance
- Medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering
- Direct negligence claims for negligent hiring or supervision
Recent Recovery
$590,000
Delivery Truck Accident — DSP Contractor / Intersection Collision
Client struck by an Amazon DSP delivery van that ran a red light. CDF Law established Amazon's operational control over the DSP contractor and secured coverage under Amazon's commercial policy.
Past results do not guarantee similar outcomes in future cases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About Your Case
Is Amazon liable for accidents caused by its delivery drivers? +
This is actively litigated. Amazon typically classifies Delivery Service Partner (DSP) drivers as independent contractors to avoid vicarious liability. However, courts have increasingly found Amazon exercises sufficient control over delivery operations to trigger liability. CDF Law evaluates the specific delivery arrangement in each case.
What if I was hit by a driver making a work delivery in their own car? +
Many delivery platforms require drivers to carry personal auto insurance and also provide contingent commercial coverage. The platform's coverage may apply depending on whether the driver was actively on a delivery at the time of the accident.