Amazon Delivery Van DWI Rollover on Route 41A in Homer, New York — Attorney911 Brings Ralph Manginello’s 27+ Years of Federal-Court Trial Practice to Motor Vehicle Accidents Involving Last-Mile Delivery Fleets, We Pursue the Fleet Operators and the Contractor Shells Behind Branded Delivery Vehicles, the .13% BAC Rollover That Snapped a National Grid Utility Pole and Left Live Wires Across the Van Establishes Negligence Per Se Under New York’s Impaired-Driving Law and Triggers the State’s Owner-Liability Rule for Commercial Vehicles, Lupe Peña the Former Insurance-Defense Insider Who Knows How the Claims Machine Values and Denies Fleet Crashes, We Move to Preserve the In-Van Camera Footage and EDR Black-Box Data Before the Automatic Deletion Cycle Purges Them, the Firm Has Recovered $50M+ for Injury Victims — Free 24/7 Consultation, No Fee Unless We Win, Hablamos Español, 1-888-ATTY-911
Homer, New York Amazon Delivery Driver DWI Crash: Who Pays When a Branded Van Rolls Over Drunk If you were on State Route 41A in Homer the day that Amazon van went over — or if someone you love was — you already know what the scene looked like before any lawyer told you. A delivery van on its side, off the roadway. Live National Grid wires draped across the roof. A man in an Amazon uniform standing on the shoulder with a cut on his hand. State police arriving to the smell of alcohol and a driver who could not pass a field sobriety test. That is not a fender-bender. That is a commercial vehicle rolling over on a two-lane rural highway with downed power lines and a driver who blew a .13% at headquarters. We are writing this for the person who was on that road, or whose family member was, and who is now sitting at a kitchen table in Cortland County wondering what happens next. You may have been the driver of another car. You may have been a pedestrian or a resident near the scene. You may be the family of someone who was hurt…