Uber & Lyft Accident Lawyer
Rideshare accidents involve complex insurance tiers and corporate policies. Our attorneys know how to navigate Uber and Lyft claims for maximum recovery.
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Rideshare Insurance Tiers
App Off — Personal Insurance Only
Uber/Lyft provide zero coverage when the app is inactive.
App On, Waiting — Limited Coverage
$50K/$100K bodily injury + $25K property damage (contingent).
Ride Accepted Through Drop-off — $1M Coverage
$1 million liability + $1 million uninsured motorist coverage.
Types of Claims
- Passenger injured — Strong claims against $1M policy
- Other driver hit by Uber/Lyft — Pursue driver’s + commercial policy
- Pedestrian/cyclist hit — Same coverage tiers apply
- Rideshare driver injured — Pursue at-fault driver’s insurance
What to Do After a Rideshare Accident
- Screenshot the app — trip details, driver info before closing
- Call 911 and get a police report
- Document everything — photos of vehicles, damage, injuries
- Get medical attention immediately
- Don’t give statements to Uber, Lyft, or insurers without a lawyer
- Call 877-411-5290 for free consultation
Rideshare FAQ
Can I sue Uber or Lyft directly?
They classify drivers as independent contractors. Claims go against their commercial insurance, up to $1M per accident.
What if the driver was at fault during a trip?
The full $1 million commercial policy applies.
Injured? Get the Compensation You Deserve.
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