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Gwinnett County, Georgia: When an Amazon Delivery Van Runs Over a Child — What the $16.2 Million Verdict Means for Families Facing the Same Fight If you are reading this, a delivery van may have already changed your family’s life. Your child was on a bike, on a scooter, or simply crossing the street in your own neighborhood — the kind of thing children do every day on streets that were built for them, not for commercial vehicles running delivery quotas. And now you are sitting in a hospital room, or at a kitchen table covered in medical bills, while an adjuster on the phone sounds friendly and is not. We are Attorney911. We are trial lawyers who take commercial-vehicle and catastrophic child-injury cases. We are writing this page because a Gwinnett County jury just handed down a $16.2 million verdict against Amazon Logistics after one of its branded delivery vans ran over an eight-year-old boy on a residential street in 2022 — and that verdict teaches lessons every family in this situation needs to understand before the insurance company’s playbook runs on them. We were not counsel in that case. We are a powerful resource for families facing the…