The United Parcel Service (UPS) operates nationwide, delivering packages and documents to millions of customers each day. While most deliveries occur without issue, collisions involving commercial delivery vehicles can lead to significant injuries, medical expenses, lost income, and other challenges for those involved.

Liability and insurance considerations in delivery-truck accidents can be complex. UPS drivers typically operate within the scope of their employment, and multiple parties—including the driver, the company, maintenance providers, or others—may be evaluated when determining responsibility. Commercial carriers may also maintain various insurance policies, which can influence how claims are reviewed and assessed. Because these factors vary case by case, each incident requires a careful analysis of the specific facts and available evidence.

At The Law Brothers®, we represent individuals seeking legal guidance after UPS-related accidents in California. Our attorneys can explain how California personal injury and wrongful death laws may apply and discuss the options available based on the circumstances of the incident. Legal services are offered on a contingency-fee basis, meaning attorneys’ fees are collected only if compensation is obtained, as outlined in the representation agreement.

If you were involved in an accident with a UPS vehicle and have questions about your rights, we offer free and confidential consultations to help you understand the next steps and whether a claim may be available in your situation.