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Portsmouth NH Amazon Delivery Van Accident Lawyer: The $56 Million Verdict, Amazon’s DSP Shield, and What Your Case Is Really Worth If an Amazon delivery van crossed into your lane on a Portsmouth road and changed your life in the seconds that followed, you are in a fight you did not choose. The van was branded Amazon. The driver was wearing Amazon’s uniform. The routing app on the dashboard was Amazon’s. And yet the first thing you will hear from the company’s lawyers is that the driver does not work for Amazon — that he works for a company you have never heard of called a Delivery Service Partner, and that Amazon is not responsible for what happened to you. A Rockingham County jury just heard that argument and rejected it. In August 2026, that jury awarded $56 million to a Massachusetts man after an Amazon delivery van driver fell asleep at the wheel, crossed the centerline, and struck his vehicle in Portsmouth. The collision caused a below-the-knee amputation, a traumatic brain injury, organ damage, and multiple fractures. Court records show nearly $6 million in medical bills accumulated already — and a lifetime of care still ahead. It is one…