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Commercial & delivery vehicle accidents

Hit by a delivery truck or company vehicle?

A company-driver crash may involve more than one insurance policy—and evidence can disappear quickly. Get a personal case review directly from attorney Lisa R. San Miguel.

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Who may be responsible?

Responsibility may extend beyond the driver to an employer, contractor, vehicle owner or another business. Lisa investigates the relationships and available insurance.

“Your case should feel personal—because it is. You deserve clear answers from the attorney responsible for your claim.”
01

Identify every responsible party

The logo on the vehicle may not be the company that owns it. Employment, contracting and vehicle records can matter.

02

Preserve business evidence

Driver logs, delivery records, cameras, vehicle data and company policies may help explain what happened.

03

Handle overlapping insurers

Commercial claims often bring multiple adjusters and competing explanations. Lisa becomes your direct point of contact.

What to do now

Protect your health and your claim.

You do not need to know the legal terminology. Start with what happened, what hurts and what the insurance company has told you.

  1. Get appropriate medical attention.
    Your health comes first.
  2. Save the evidence.
    Keep photos, reports, witness details and insurer messages.
  3. Talk directly with Lisa.
    Get a personal assessment and clear next steps.
Straight answers

Frequently asked questions

Can I make a claim if it was a delivery contractor?

Possibly. The business relationships and applicable policies must be investigated case by case.

What if I did not photograph the logo?

Reports, witnesses, nearby cameras and plate information may still identify the vehicle.

Should I give a recorded statement?

Speak with an attorney first. A statement may affect how the insurer evaluates the claim.

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