Delivery Truck Accident Lawyers2026-01-08T08:33:26-05:00

Delivery Truck Accident Lawyers – FedEx, UPS, Amazon in Florida

Slinkman, Slinkman & Wynne, PA.

Hit by a Commercial or Delivery Truck? We’re Here to Help.

Being hit by a commercial truck—whether it’s an 18-wheeler, Amazon van, or UPS delivery vehicle—can leave you physically injured, emotionally shaken, and uncertain about your next steps. At Slinkman, Slinkman & Wynne, P.A., we understand how life-altering these accidents can be, and we’re here to help you regain control.

With over 40 years of experience, our delivery truck accident lawyers serve clients throughout Palm Beach, Martin, and St. Lucie Counties, providing the legal strength and compassionate support you need to pursue maximum compensation.

Types of Commercial Trucks Involved in Accidents

Understanding the type of truck involved helps us identify the responsible party and the applicable insurance coverage. Our personal injury attorneys handle cases involving:

  • FedEx and UPS Trucks: Common in residential areas and often under time pressure.

  • Amazon Delivery Vans: Frequently involved in neighborhood and last-mile delivery accidents.

  • Local Freight and Logistics Vehicles: These include box trucks, cargo vans, and regional carriers.

  • Semi-Trucks and 18-Wheelers: Large, heavy vehicles with the potential for catastrophic damage.

  • Contractor-Owned Trucks: Common in gig-based delivery services, where liability can be unclear.

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Common Causes of Truck Accidents

Commercial truck drivers face tight deadlines and difficult working conditions, which can lead to preventable accidents. Common causes include:

  • Speeding or Aggressive Driving

  • Driver Fatigue
  • Distracted Driving

  • Mechanical Failures

  • Improper Training or Oversight 

Each of these factors can result in life-changing injuries, and in every case, our goal is to hold the responsible party accountable.

Who May Be Liable?

Commercial truck drivers face tight deadlines and difficult working conditions, which can lead to preventable accidents. Common causes include:

  • Delivery Companies (Amazon, FedEx, UPS) – May be liable depending on the driver’s employment status and the company’s safety policies.

  • Trucking Companies – Required to follow federal and state safety regulations and ensure proper vehicle maintenance.

  • Vehicle or Parts Manufacturers – May be responsible for defective equipment contributing to the crash.

  • Maintenance Providers – Faulty or negligent repairs can play a role in liability.

  • Third-Party Logistics Firms – In some cases, a contracted shipping partner may also be at fault.

We conduct in-depth investigations to uncover all liable parties and secure every source of compensation.

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What Compensation Can You Recover?

We fight to recover full and fair compensation, which may include:

  • Medical expenses

  • Lost wages

  • Vehicle repairs or replacement

  • Long-term care and home modifications

  • Pain and suffering Wrongful death damages

No two cases are the same. We tailor every claim to reflect your injuries, losses, and future needs.

How Can a Commercial Truck Accident Lawyers in Florida Help?

Our experienced truck accident lawyers help by:

  • Investigating the accident and gathering vital evidence

  • Identifying all liable parties and insurance coverage

  • Handling negotiations with trucking companies and insurers

  • Filing a lawsuit if a fair settlement can’t be reached

  • Guiding you through every stage of the legal process with compassion and skill

At Slinkman, Slinkman & Wynne, P.A., we are dedicated to protecting your rights and maximizing your recovery—all with no fees unless we win your case.

Areas We Serve

We proudly represent delivery truck accident victims throughout:

  • Martin County
    Stuart
    Palm City
    Jensen Beach

  • St. Lucie County
    Port St. Lucie
    Fort Pierce
    Tradition

Florida Truck Accident Lawyer FAQs

Do I have to pay legal fees upfront?2026-01-12T03:50:39-05:00

No. Our firm operates on a contingency fee basis.  You only pay if we win or settle your case.

What if the trucking company denies responsibility?2025-12-02T08:53:22-05:00

It’s not uncommon for trucking companies and their insurers to deny fault or shift blame to avoid paying claims. When this happens, our attorneys conduct a thorough investigation, including reviewing driver logs, black box data, maintenance records, and witness statements. We build a strong case with evidence that holds the trucking company accountable and, if necessary, take your case to court to fight for the compensation you deserve.

What if I am partly to blame for the accident?2026-01-12T03:50:04-05:00

Florida follows a modified comparative negligence rule, meaning you can still recover damages as long as you are 50% or less at fault for the accident. However, your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of fault. For example, if you’re found to be 20% responsible, your total recovery would be reduced by that amount.

How long will it take to settle my truck accident case?2025-12-02T08:54:23-05:00

The timeline for settling a truck accident case in Florida varies based on the complexity of the accident, the severity of injuries, and whether fault is disputed. Some cases may settle in a few months, while others can take over a year, especially if litigation is necessary.

What’s the time limit to file a truck accident claim in Florida?2026-01-12T03:49:09-05:00

You have two years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim in most cases. Acting quickly helps preserve evidence and strengthen your case.

How are truck accidents different from car accidents?2025-10-09T04:55:48-04:00

Truck accidents often involve federal regulations, multiple liable parties, commercial insurance policies, and more severe injuries, making these cases significantly more complex than standard car accidents.

What if the truck driver fled the scene?2025-10-27T07:34:49-04:00

You may still pursue compensation through your uninsured motorist coverage or the company’s corporate policy, depending on the circumstances. We’ll work to identify all available insurance sources.

Can I sue Amazon, FedEx, or UPS after a truck crash?2025-12-02T08:53:35-05:00

Possibly. If the driver was an employee or the company exercised control over their work, the company may share liability. We investigate the driver’s status and the company’s policies to determine legal responsibility.

Schedule a Free Truck Accident Case Review – No Fees Unless We Win

If you or a loved one has been injured in a commercial or delivery truck accident, don’t face the legal and financial aftermath alone. Let the experienced delivery truck accident lawyers at Slinkman, Slinkman & Wynne, P.A. fight for the justice and compensation you deserve.

Call us today to schedule your free, no-obligation case review. We’re here to support you—every mile of the way.

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