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Jacksonville Commercial Vehicle & Fleet Accident Lawyer
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Commercial vehicles keep Jacksonville’s economy moving — but when they’re involved in crashes, the results can be catastrophic. Delivery vans, construction trucks, and corporate fleet vehicles are often larger, heavier, and insured by powerful companies that fight hard to limit what victims recover.
At Campione Law, we level that playing field. Our Jacksonville accident lawyers represent victims injured by commercial and fleet-operated vehicles, ensuring full accountability for negligent drivers, employers, and insurers.
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What Counts as a “Commercial Vehicle”?
A commercial vehicle is any vehicle used for business purposes — not just big rigs. Common examples in Jacksonville include:
- Company cars and service vans
- Delivery vehicles (Amazon, UPS, FedEx, USPS)
- Utility trucks (electric, water, cable companies)
- Landscaping, pest control, or construction trucks
- Food delivery or catering vehicles
- Rideshare or fleet vehicles owned by corporations
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Common Causes of Commercial Vehicle Crashes
Jacksonville’s congested routes—I-95, I-10, Beach Blvd, and Baymeadows Rd—see hundreds of company-related collisions every year. Frequent causes include:
- Distracted or overworked drivers
- Improper vehicle maintenance
- Untrained or negligent employees
- Speeding to meet delivery deadlines
- Unsafe lane changes or tailgating
- Mechanical failure or brake defects
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Liability in Commercial & Fleet Accidents
These cases often involve multiple layers of liability, such as:
- The driver – for negligent or reckless behavior
- The employer or fleet owner – under vicarious liability or negligent hiring/training
- Vehicle maintenance contractors – for defective upkeep
- Manufacturers – for mechanical defects or faulty parts
Our legal team investigates employment contracts, driver logs, GPS data, and maintenance records to establish responsibility and prove your claim.
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Common Injuries After Commercial Vehicle Crashes
- Traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
- Spinal cord damage
- Broken bones and internal bleeding
- Amputations and crush injuries
- Severe burns and disfigurement
- Fatal injuries leading to wrongful death claims
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Damages You Can Recover
Campione Law fights for full financial recovery, including:
- Medical expenses and rehabilitation
- Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
- Pain, suffering, and emotional trauma
- Property damage and replacement
- Wrongful death damages (funeral costs, loss of support)
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Florida Laws Affecting Commercial Vehicle Claims
- Vicarious Liability: Employers are responsible for employee negligence under respondeat superior.
- FMCSA Regulations: Apply to commercial carriers operating across state lines (hours of service, maintenance, weight limits).
- Statute of Limitations: Two years from crash date under Florida’s 2023 tort reform.
- Comparative Fault: Victims may recover damages if they are 50% or less responsible.
Why Choose Campione Law
- $50M+ in verdicts and settlements across Florida
- Deep experience with employer and fleet liability litigation
- Local presence: 501 W. Bay Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202
- Free consultation & contingency fees only — no cost unless we win
- Personalized support: Direct communication with your attorney
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Start Your Free Consultation
When corporations put profits ahead of safety, innocent people get hurt. Don’t face a commercial insurer alone.
Campione Law stands up to corporate legal teams — and wins.
Contact Campione Law now for a free case review.
FAQs
Who is responsible for a commercial vehicle accident?
Liability may fall on the driver, their employer, maintenance providers, or third-party contractors depending on the circumstances.
Can I sue the company if their employee caused the crash?
Yes. Under Florida’s vicarious liability laws, employers are responsible for their employees’ negligence while on duty.
How long do I have to file a claim?
Two years from the crash date for injury or wrongful death claims.
What if the driver was an independent contractor?
You may still recover from the hiring company or fleet owner if they exercised control or failed to vet the driver properly.
What damages can I recover?
Medical bills, lost income, pain and suffering, and compensation for long-term care or disability.
How much does it cost to hire Campione Law?
Free consultation and no fees unless we win.
