Rideshare accidents
Crashes involving Uber and Lyft carry a complication ordinary collisions don’t: layers of insurance and multiple parties pointing at one another. Which policy applies often depends on what the driver was doing the moment the crash happened.
What we handle
We represent people injured in rideshare collisions — passengers, rideshare drivers, and other drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians hit by an Uber or Lyft vehicle. Coverage in these cases turns on the driver’s status in the app.
What to do next
Get medical care and a police report
Document the injuries and get the official report number.
Screenshot the ride
Capture the trip details in the app — driver, time, and route — before they disappear.
Get everyone’s information
The rideshare driver, any other drivers involved, and any witnesses.
Talk to a lawyer before signing anything
Rideshare insurers are sophisticated, and coverage questions are easy to get wrong.
Our approach
We sort out which policies apply — the driver’s, the rideshare company’s, and any other motorist’s — gather the app data and accident evidence, and pursue every available source of recovery.
Personal injury cases are handled on a contingency fee — there is no fee unless we recover for you, and the consultation is free.