If you have ordered merchandise from a company, it is possible that you have had it delivered to your door by a FedEx driver. FedEx drivers are permitted to travel freely as any truck, on all of our highways and byways. The drivers are supposed to be highly trained delivery drivers, who know how to safely travel on the roads while they deliver the packages purchased by the customers. But when you are traveling on the road and out and about, you are not expecting that a FedEx truck driver will hit your car. Being hit by a FedEx delivery truck driver is surely not on your list of errands to run on any given day.
When you are hit by a FedEx driver, it can be overwhelming. You may not know what to do or where to turn. Do not be dismayed, we are here to help you through the process of recovering from your injuries, and getting you the recovery compensation that you need in this type of situation. Just give us a call and we will be able to guide you to what needs to happen next, in this type of case.
What Should Be Done at the Accident Scene After a Crash with a FedEx Accident?
After you have been in a car crash with a FedEx driver, you should first seek medical help if needed. At the scene of the accident, you may be directed to be checked out by medical personnel. Hopefully, you did not refuse this service. If you did, then you may want to talk to your healthcare provider to find out if you need to be checked by your usual doctor.
If you were able to talk to the police at the scene of the accident, then you will want to call them to get a copy of the police report. Sometimes, an accident scene does not seem “cut and dried,” even though it is to most everyone else. If the police do not cite the FedEx driver for a violation, don’t fret over it. You are still able to talk to the police and tell them what happened, and file your own accident report about the incident. Take special care to note what you saw, experienced, heard before the crash and any other important details regarding the incident.
“Help, I Am Sore All Over, and the Accident Was Weeks Ago!”
The fact that you still feel sore, in pain or achy after a car accident with a FedEx truck is not unusual. This is the nature of a soft tissue injury. You can experience pains long after the original date of the accident, and it is not unusual at all. This is the reason that you need to be aware of the seriousness of an accident with a FedEx truck driver. You might experience pains after the accident that are different from what you felt on the day of the crash. You might weeks after the accident start to feel:
- Aches and pains
- Headaches
- Shoulder pain
- Knee pain
- Elbow pain
- Inflammation in the joints
- Limited range of motion of joints
- Tingling in the limbs
- Strains in the muscles
- “Stitches” or sharp pains in the arms or legs
- Lower back aches and pains
If you have the experience that you feel new aches and pains, or have a more intense feeling of the same pains, you may have extended soft tissue injuries from your accident. You will want to talk to an attorney who knows what to do to get you the money you need in this case. Many people desire a competent and confident lawyer in this situation. Luckily, we can deliver on that promise to you today. But you only have access to the expertise of this lawyer when you give us a call right now. Our team of legal experts are standing by, ready to help you in your time of need.
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Why Do FedEx Trucks Get into Accidents?
FedEx drivers are fully trained drivers by the FedEx company. They are trained and may also have additional training, but with any type of training, you need to apply it or it does not improve your driving. If a FedEx driver is highly trained and applies that training every day, there would never be a crash with a FedEx driver! Since this is not the case, then some FedEx drivers are reckless on the roads, and their actions cause accidents with the rest of the communities where they are delivering packages to customers.
If a FedEx driver acts impulsively when driving the FedEx truck, there is a high likelihood that there will be a resulting accident. FedEx truck drivers may cause accidents when they:
- Turn left or right without using turn indicators
- Stop illegally in traffic
- Double or triple park on busy city streets
- Poorly negotiate a turn
- Leave a parked position without checking clear for oncoming traffic
- Backing up without looking around first
- Poor use of yielding rules in traffic
- Leaving traffic lanes too quickly
- Poor judgment to overpass cars
- Not safe changing lanes strategies
If you have driven for a long time, or even if you are a new driver, you will be no match for a FedEx truck driver who is dominating the roads in an unsafe manner. You cannot plan to have an accident, it just happens. You need to give us a call when you are in an accident with a FedEx truck driver. Our law firm will talk to you about what we can do to highlight your best interest in this type of case.
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You can tell us about all of your concerns regarding this case, and we will listen and give you the attention that you deserve. We are always here for you in your time of need. We certainly understand that people want a solid second opinion. We are here to give you what you want, and will give to you a second opinion for free regarding the case.
What Types of Road Conditions Cause FedEx Accidents?
The list of types of road conditions that cause FedEx truck driver accidents might be endless, but here are some FedEx vehicle conditions that may have contributed to your accident:
- Vehicle defects
- Suspension problems
- Tires that had low treads
- Brake system defects
- Windshield wipers not functioning in the rain
- Blowout of tires on the road
- Steering issues
- Turn signals out
- Headlights out
When you have been in an accident with a FedEx truck driver, call us now. We will discuss your case today, and you will have access to a lawyer who has experience in winning against big insurance companies. When you call, we are going to be ready to talk about your personal injury case, with a knowledgeable attorney with expertise in these types of claims.
FedEx Drivers Are on Unreasonably Tight Schedules for Deliveries
You can imagine that FedEx drivers have highly pinpointed and tight schedules for managing their deliveries. That is not your problem though, it is theirs. If they are not able to manage their delivery schedule safely, then they need to change their business model. No business model can operate for long, that allows delivery truck drivers to get into accidents with members of the general public.
If this has happened to you, just call us today. Our team consists of attorneys who specialize in FedEx truck driver accidents will talk to you about the case. We are here to answer all of your questions, and we will talk to you openly about your next steps to successfully winning this case. Our law firm offers lawyers who can help with your personal injuries and damages. Our staff includes experienced attorney in Los Angeles who know how to win against big insurance companies.
“Can I Sue After Being Hit by a FedEx Truck Driver?”
The truth is, yes, we can sue if your car is hit by a FedEx truck driver. We will go over the merits of your case when you give us a call. If your case looks good, then our Los Angeles case lawyers can file a lawsuit on your behalf. We understand what you just went through, regarding your personal injuries. Just know that our case attorneys in Los Angeles can sue, and get you the recovery compensation that you need in these types of cases.
Typical Injuries from an Accident with a FedEx Driver
You may experience soft tissue injuries after a car accident with a FedEx driver. These injuries are usually not “soft” in the sense that they go away quickly. Some soft tissue injuries do not subside for days, weeks or even months after a car accident. The types of soft tissue injuries you may incur include:
- Tissue tears
- Bruises and contusions
- Trains
- Ruptures
- Tendon damage
- Dislocations
- Blood vessel damage
- Nerve damage
- Compartment syndrome
- Internal infections
- Joint issues
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There is no such thing as a “general” lawsuit, when it comes to settling a FedEx accident claim. We know that lawsuits can be complex. But we are experts in winning these types of claims. Our legal team is knowledgeable, and we know how to unravel this case to win it against the big insurance companies representing FedEx.
We are here for you, and offer a free consultation. We are sure that you agree, free is better than upfront fee paid for consultations. Our attorneys are on point, and are ready to talk to you today regarding your case for an auto accident with a FedEx truck driver who hit your car.
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