We represent riders, drivers, and customers involved in collisions with other vehicles, bicycle or motorcycle accidents, slip-and-falls during delivery, and injuries resulting from defective equipment. The firm handles each matter with a strategy tailored to its specific facts and the applicable California law.

Food delivery accidents in California involving app-based platforms (such as DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub, Postmates, and Instacart) are subject to a layered insurance framework. The coverage that applies depends on the driver’s status at the time of the accident, the platform’s commercial coverage, and the driver’s personal auto insurance. California Proposition 22 also affects how these claims are handled. The firm helps clients identify the available coverage and pursue claims against the appropriate parties.

Yes. Many delivery accident claims are resolved through negotiations with insurance companies or mediation, saving time and costs. We aim for a fair settlement before filing a lawsuit, but we won’t hesitate to sue if insurers refuse to negotiate in good faith.

Resolution time varies based on injury severity, insurance response, and medical treatment duration. Some cases settle in weeks, while complex claims may take several months. We keep you informed at every stage and work efficiently toward a fair settlement.

Attorney Jilber S. Jamgochyan has been representing personal injury victims in California since 1991, including clients injured in food delivery and other transportation-related accidents. He brings more than three decades of experience, a client-centered approach, and bilingual service in Armenian and Turkish. Every client works directly with him from intake through resolution.