Holding Businesses Accountable: Legal Support for Victims of Commercial Vehicle Accidents

What Makes Commercial Vehicle Accidents Unique?

Unlike private vehicle crashes, commercial accidents involve more variables, more parties, and greater legal complexity. The vehicle may be owned by a logistics company, operated by a contracted driver, or leased from a third party. Understanding who is responsible—and to what degree—requires a focused legal strategy.

Common commercial vehicles involved in personal injury claims:

• Delivery trucks (e.g., FedEx, UPS, Amazon)
• Utility and service vans
• Company fleet cars
• Box trucks and semi-trailers
• Food and beverage delivery trucks
• Rideshare or third-party logistics vehicles

These vehicles are often larger, heavier, and more dangerous than standard cars—and when negligence occurs, the consequences can be catastrophic.

The Role of Corporate Negligence

In many cases, commercial vehicle accidents stem not just from individual driver error, but systemic failures in training, scheduling, or vehicle maintenance. Businesses may cut corners to meet deadlines or reduce operational costs, placing both their drivers and the public at risk.

Examples of corporate negligence:

• Improper or insufficient driver training
• Unrealistic delivery schedules that encourage speeding
• Inadequate vehicle inspections or maintenance
• Hiring drivers with a history of violations or DUIs
• Failure to enforce safety compliance policies

Michael Madadi investigates not only the circumstances of the accident, but also the corporate practices that may have contributed to it. If a business prioritized profit over safety, we make sure that fact is front and center in your claim.

Multiple Layers of Liability

Commercial vehicle cases often involve multiple liable parties, including:

• The driver (for negligent or reckless operation)
• The employer (for negligent hiring or supervision)
• The vehicle owner or leasing company (for mechanical failures)
• Third-party contractors (in outsourced logistics)
• Insurance companies (for claims delays or bad faith)

Our firm carefully identifies all potential sources of liability to maximize your recovery and avoid getting trapped in jurisdictional or coverage loopholes.

Damages You May Be Entitled To

Victims of commercial vehicle accidents may pursue compensation for:

• Emergency and long-term medical care
• Lost income and diminished future earning potential
• Pain and suffering
• Permanent disability or disfigurement
• Emotional trauma and PTSD
• Property damage
• Loss of consortium or household support

If corporate misconduct or gross negligence is involved, punitive damages may also be on the table.

Why You Need a Lawyer Experienced in Commercial Claims

Big businesses and their insurers often move quickly to shift blame, downplay injuries, or offer lowball settlements. They count on victims being overwhelmed or intimidated.

Michael Madadi brings years of experience handling high-stakes injury claims against corporate defendants. Our legal team:

• Launches rapid investigations to secure evidence
• Coordinates expert analysis (accident reconstruction, vocational assessments, etc.)
• Navigates complex insurance policies and liability coverages
• Negotiates aggressively with corporate counsel
• Prepares each case for trial to leverage maximum pressure

We don’t just react to the defense’s tactics—we anticipate them.

Let’s Take On Big Business—Together

You don’t have to go up against a company or its insurance carrier alone. If a commercial vehicle caused your injury, Michael Madadi is here to help you reclaim your power, assert your rights, and secure fair compensation.

Contact the Law Office of Michael Madadi