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The Logo on the Truck Said FedEx, But the Insurance Company Says the Driver Was an Independent Contractor. Can I Still Sue FedEx?
You watched a FedEx truck — purple and orange logo, company markings, the whole look — cause your crash. Now an insurance adjuster is telling you FedEx isn’t actually responsible because the driver “wasn’t really” a FedEx employee. It feels like a bait-and-switch, and in a legal sense, that instinct isn’t far off. Texas law… read more
Read MoreCan I Sue FedEx Directly for a Delivery Truck Accident?
If a FedEx truck just totaled your car on MoPac or I-35, your first instinct is probably to assume FedEx is on the hook. Then you start reading online and see the words “independent contractor,” and suddenly you’re wondering if the massive shipping company gets to walk away while some small delivery driver — who… read more
Read MoreWhat Happens If a FedEx Driver Was Rushing to Meet Tight Holiday Delivery Quotas When They Hit Me?
If you were hit by a FedEx truck during the holiday rush, you may already suspect the driver was under pressure that had nothing to do with you. Overloaded routes, compressed delivery windows, and end-of-day quotas are a well-known reality of peak season — and when a driver is racing the clock, safe driving is… read more
Read MoreWhat Should I Do If a FedEx Rapid-Response Team or Insurance Adjuster Contacts Me Before I’ve Even Left the Hospital?
If someone from FedEx has already called your hospital room, or a claims adjuster has been leaving voicemails within hours of your crash, you’re not imagining that it feels fast. It is fast — and it’s not a coincidence. Large carriers like FedEx maintain rapid-response teams specifically designed to reach injury victims before they’ve had… read more
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