Injured in a crash while driving for FedEx? Whether you work for FedEx Ground or Express, you may have TWO separate claims.
Free Case Review (215) 206-9068FedEx has two main delivery divisions with very different employment structures:
This distinction matters because it affects who provides your workers' compensation benefits. Either way, you likely have TWO claims if another driver caused your accident.
Workers' comp covers medical bills and partial wages but pays nothing for pain and suffering. If another driver caused your crash, a personal injury claim fills that gap. Together, these claims maximize your total recovery.
FedEx drivers face unique pressures that increase accident risk:
If you were injured while trying to meet these demands, that does not reduce your right to compensation.
Keystone Crash Lawyers is a division of Cardamone Law, helping Pennsylvania delivery drivers injured in work-related car accidents.
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★★★★★ Read Our Google ReviewsIf you were injured in a vehicle crash while working for FedEx Driver, Pennsylvania law may give you two separate paths to recovery at the same time, and pursuing both is usually the only way to be made whole.
Workers' compensation comes from FedEx Driver's insurance carrier and is no-fault, so it applies even if the crash was partly your fault. It pays 100% of reasonable and necessary medical treatment and roughly two-thirds of your average weekly wage while you cannot work. It does not pay for pain and suffering or the final third of your wages.
A third-party personal injury claim applies when someone other than FedEx Driver caused the crash, such as another motorist. That claim recovers the damages comp leaves on the table: full wage loss, pain and suffering, and more. Many injured FedEx Driver workers never learn they had this second claim until it is too late.
How we work: Attorney Michael Cardamone is a Certified Workers' Compensation Specialist who handles your workers' comp claim directly, and we coordinate with our heavyweight Personal Injury colleagues on any third-party case so the two work together to maximize your total recovery.
Generally no. Workers' compensation is your exclusive remedy against your employer, which means you usually cannot sue FedEx Driver directly. However, you can file a workers' comp claim with FedEx Driver and a separate third-party lawsuit against any other driver or party who caused the crash.
Denials are common and are not the end of the road. You have the right to appeal through the Pennsylvania workers' compensation system, and we handle that process for you. Do not assume a denial means you have no case.
Nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee, so there is no fee unless we win your case, and your consultation is always free. Call (215) 206-9068.