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Amazon Truck Accidents | Hollywood, Florida

Hurt by an Amazon Delivery Truck in Hollywood? You Don't Have to Sort It Out Alone.

Delivery trucks are big, and the companies behind them often have their own insurers and lawyers. CHG Personal Injury Lawyers helps injured people and their families understand their options after a crash involving an Amazon truck, from the first call through the claim.

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By CHG Lawyers · Published October 25, 2026

Amazon Truck Accidents in Hollywood, FL: What Injured People and Families Should Know

If an Amazon delivery truck or van hurt you or someone you love in Hollywood, you may have a claim against the people or companies responsible. Many injured people do not know who owns or operates that vehicle. Finding out is one of the first steps.

Delivery vehicles are a common sight in Hollywood. You see them on the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk and in traffic on Hollywood Boulevard. CHG Personal Injury Lawyers is a Florida firm. We help people hurt in accidents across Florida.

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If an Amazon Delivery Truck Hit You in Hollywood

If an Amazon delivery truck or van crashed into you, you may have a claim for the harm it caused.

Large delivery vehicles use busy Hollywood roads every day. These include I-95, Hollywood Boulevard, Sheridan Street, and US-1. A crash on any of them can leave you hurt. It can keep you from working. It can also leave you with bills you did not plan for.

Many people do not know who owns the vehicle that hit them. This is common. It is also one of the first things to sort out. The company name on the vehicle, the driver’s details, and the insurance information often point the way.

Florida’s crash report statute requires a detailed report for many crashes that involve injury. The report must be completed and submitted within 10 days after the investigating officer finishes the investigation. The report lists the vehicles, the people involved, and their insurance companies.

Going up against an insurance company alone can feel like crossing Sheridan Street at rush hour with no crosswalk. You do not have to face it by yourself. Our team can look into the facts for you.

Who Can Be Held Responsible After an Amazon Delivery Truck Crash?

Responsibility can reach more than one party. It depends on the facts. Many Amazon packages are carried by drivers who work for delivery companies, not Amazon itself. So more than one company may be involved in a single crash.

Possible parties a claim may examine include:

  • the driver
  • the company that employs or contracts the driver
  • the owner of the vehicle
  • any other business whose conduct contributed to the crash

Federal rules for commercial trucks place duties on motor carriers (the companies that operate the trucks). Under 49 C.F.R. § 390.11, the motor carrier must make sure drivers follow the duties and rules that apply to them.

In 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II. The Court ruled that a state-law claim against a broker for negligently hiring an unsafe motor carrier falls within a federal safety exception. That means the claim is not preempted, which means federal law does not block it.

Which party is responsible depends on the facts and the contracts involved. These details usually come out during an investigation.

Who Can Be Sued After an Amazon Delivery Truck Crash?

Lawsuits over delivery vehicle crashes usually name the parties the injured person believes caused the harm. That can include the driver and the companies tied to the vehicle. It depends on what the evidence shows.

A lawsuit sets out allegations. Allegations are claims that a court has not yet decided. Filing a lawsuit is not a finding that anyone was at fault.

Not every case goes to court. A claim may be investigated, negotiated, or filed. It depends on the evidence and how the injuries progress. Early steps help the process. These include saving photos, collecting witness names, and getting the crash report.

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Catastrophic Injuries From Large Delivery Vehicle Crashes

Crashes with heavy vehicles can cause injuries that change daily life for years. These can include spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, broken bones, severe back and neck injuries, amputations, and burns. Some of these injuries are permanent.

Other injuries show their full effect slowly. Pain, memory trouble, numbness, and limited movement can appear days after a crash. A person may not know the full picture for months.

Follow your doctors’ care. Keep every record. This includes bills, appointment notes, prescriptions, and a daily journal of your pain, your sleep, and what you can no longer do at work or at home. Gaps in care can make it harder to show how the crash affected you.

This is general information, not medical advice.

Florida Deadlines and What the Clock Means After a Crash

Florida sets time limits for filing lawsuits. These limits can be shorter than many people expect. Read the rules in Florida’s limitations statute. Act promptly so timing does not cost you options.

Florida also reduces damages based on fault. Under Florida’s comparative fault statute, your share of fault lowers what you can recover. It does not bar recovery by itself, but in a negligence case, if you are found more than 50 percent at fault for your own harm, you cannot recover any damages (this limit does not apply to medical negligence claims).

The same statute has the court enter judgment against each liable party. Each party’s judgment is based on its own percentage of fault. That is why early evidence matters. Photos, witness names, and the crash report help show how the crash happened and who did what.

When a Crash Involving an Amazon Vehicle Causes a Death

When a crash takes a life, families face grief and hard questions at the same time. Florida law allows a wrongful death claim. The claim is brought in the name of the person who represents the deceased person’s estate.

Under Fla. Stat. § 768.20, the decedent’s personal representative (the person who handles the deceased person’s estate) brings the action for the survivors and the estate.

Under Fla. Stat. § 768.21, survivors may recover different kinds of damages. A surviving spouse may recover for lost companionship and protection. A surviving spouse may also recover for mental pain and suffering. Minor children, and all children if there is no surviving spouse, may recover for lost parental companionship, instruction, and guidance and for mental pain and suffering from the date of injury. Each parent of a deceased minor child may recover for mental pain and suffering. A survivor who paid medical or funeral expenses may also recover them.

Families can start by keeping the crash report. They can also collect witness contact details, save photos, and preserve bills and records. You do not need every answer today.

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What to Do Next: Free Consultation With CHG Personal Injury Lawyers

The first days after a crash matter most for your health and your options. Get medical care first. Then gather what you can.

  • Get medical care and follow your doctors’ care.
  • Photograph the scene, the vehicles, and any visible injuries.
  • Request the crash report from the agency that investigated.
  • Keep receipts, bills, and a symptom journal.

CHG Personal Injury Lawyers is a Florida personal injury firm. We handle car crashes, truck crashes, delivery vehicle crashes, and other accidents for clients throughout Florida. Igor Hernandez is the responsible lawyer for this page. Our lawyers are admitted to the Florida Bar.

CHG charges no attorney’s fees and no case costs unless there is a recovery. The first consultation is free, confidential, and carries no obligation to continue.

Can I sue if an Amazon delivery van hit me in Hollywood?

You may have a claim. Who may be responsible depends on the facts. This includes who owned and operated the vehicle.

How do I find out who owns the Amazon truck that hit me?

Start with the crash report. It lists the vehicles, the people involved, and their insurance companies.

Can I still recover if I was partly at fault?

In many cases, yes. Florida reduces damages by your share of fault. But a party found more than 50 percent at fault may not recover damages.

How long do I have to file a claim in Florida?

Florida’s deadlines can be shorter than many people expect. Contact our team promptly so your deadline can be reviewed.

If an Amazon truck or van crash in Hollywood changed your life or a loved one’s life, reach out to our team. We will talk through what comes next.

This is attorney advertising. The information provided is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome, and contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. Cornish Hernandez Gonzalez, PLLC, 2525 Ponce de Leon Blvd, Suite 300, Coral Gables, FL 33134.

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How We Can Help After an Amazon Truck Crash

Finding out who is responsible

Many delivery trucks are operated by contractors, not Amazon itself.

Dealing with the insurers

Delivery companies and their insurers may move quickly. We handle communication with them so you can focus on your recovery.

Caring for families

When a crash causes a serious injury or a death, we work with families to understand the claim and what they can do next.

No fees unless there is a recovery

CHG charges no attorney's fees and no case costs unless there is a recovery.

Before You Talk to an Insurance Company

Insurance representatives may call soon after a crash. Speak with a lawyer before giving a recorded statement or signing any document. Keep your medical records, photos, and any letters you receive.

Steps to Take Now

1. Get medical care

Follow your doctors' care plan, even if your injuries seem minor at first. Some injuries appear days later.

2. Get the crash report

The police or crash report lists the vehicles, the people involved, and the insurance companies involved.

3. Save your records

Keep photos, receipts, bills, and notes about how the crash has affected your work and daily life.

4. Contact a lawyer

Talk with the attorneys at CHG about what happened. The first consultation is free, confidential, and carries no obligation to continue.

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