The online-shopping boom filled Houston with delivery vans and trucks — Amazon, FedEx, UPS, and contractors working for them. With the rush to deliver, serious crashes happen. The good news: when a commercial vehicle hits you, there are usually much larger insurance policies than in a regular crash, which can mean better compensation for you.

Why these cases are different

Not only the driver may be responsible — so may the company (Amazon, FedEx, UPS) or the contractor that employs them. These companies have insurers and lawyers who move fast to limit what they pay. Acting quickly is key to preserving evidence: vehicle records, GPS, cameras, and delivery schedules.

Who can be responsible

• The delivery driver.
• The company (Amazon, FedEx, UPS) or delivery contractor.
• The vehicle owner or defective maintenance.

Injuries we handle

Fractures, spinal and brain injuries, and more. We claim current and future medical bills, lost wages, your vehicle, and your pain and suffering.

We help you even if you’re undocumented

Your immigration status does not take away your right to be compensated. Confidential, in Spanish and English.

No Fee Unless We Win

No cost up front. Free, confidential consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I sue the driver or the company?

Often both. We investigate who was responsible to maximize your recovery.

Can I file without papers?

Yes. Your status does not eliminate your right. Confidential.

How long do I have?

Generally two years in Texas — but commercial vehicle evidence disappears fast. Act soon.

No fee unless we win. The consultation is free and confidential. This page is general information and not legal advice. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.