Injured In A Delivery Truck Accident In Ohio?
Delivery vehicles appear commonly on Ohio roadways, including Amazon, FedEx, UPS, DoorDash and other drivers who may or may not hold a commercial license. Unfortunately, these business vehicles cause or contribute to many motor vehicle collisions. Knowing your options can help you obtain justice if you suffer injuries in an Ohio delivery truck accident.
At Leeseberg Tuttle, we know that accidents happen, and we are here for the injured in the aftermath. Our attorneys have more than 75 years of combined experience in and out of the courtroom. We are known for our track record of success and for putting our clients and their needs above all other considerations. After a crash with a parcel van, e-commerce truck or even a grocery delivery van, call us to explore your options in a free initial case consultation.
Why Do Delivery Truck Accidents Happen?
Operator error is a common cause of vehicle accidents, and delivery drivers are no exception. They face tight deadlines and significant pressure from employers to meet schedules, which can lead to risky driving behaviors that threaten all who share the road.
The stress of meeting these demands, especially with today’s same-day shipping and express shipping options, may cause a driver to make a poor decision, such as making an ill-advised pass, ultimately resulting in an accident. They can involve numerous types of delivery vehicles, even food delivery trucks and courier services.
What Compensation Do You Deserve?
Regardless of why the other driver caused your accident, you may need to seek compensation for short-term costs like medical bills or lost wages. You must also consider long-term issues, such as potential disability from your injuries, future accident-related medical costs and reduced earning capacity. We can help, offering experienced accident claim management and prioritizing your interests in all legal proceedings
Call our personal injury lawyers at CALL or contact us online to schedule a consultation at our law office in Columbus. We offer free, no-obligation consultations and use a contingency fee model, meaning you pay nothing if we cannot win your case.