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Injured in an Uber or Lyft Accident?

Rideshare accidents are complex. Navigate Uber and Lyft's $1 million insurance policies with attorneys who specialize in rideshare claims.

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10B+
Uber Rides Since 2009
$1M
Coverage Per Trip
50
States Covered
$0
Upfront Cost

Why Rideshare Accidents Are Different

Uber and Lyft accidents involve complex insurance layers that regular car accidents don't. Here's what makes them unique.

Three-Tier Insurance System

Uber and Lyft coverage changes based on driver status: app off, waiting for request, or with passenger. Each phase has different limits—knowing which applies is crucial.

Multiple Liable Parties

Claims can involve the rideshare company, the driver, third-party drivers, and multiple insurance carriers. Our attorneys know how to navigate all parties.

$1 Million Policies

During active trips, Uber and Lyft carry $1M liability coverage. This means larger potential settlements—but insurance companies fight harder to deny claims.

How Our Free Case Review Works

Getting help for your rideshare accident case is simple and risk-free.

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Submit Your Info

Fill out our quick form with basic accident details.

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Free Consultation

We review your case details.

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Build Your Case

Your attorney handles negotiations with insurers.

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Get Compensated

Receive your settlement. No fees unless you win.

Frequently Asked Questions

What insurance covers me as an Uber/Lyft passenger?

As a passenger during an active trip, you're covered by Uber or Lyft's $1 million commercial liability policy. This applies regardless of who caused the accident—the rideshare driver or another vehicle.

How much does it cost to hire a rideshare accident lawyer?

Our network attorneys work on contingency—you pay nothing upfront and no fees unless you win. The attorney fee typically comes from the settlement, usually 33-40%.

Can I sue Uber or Lyft directly?

It's complicated. Uber and Lyft classify drivers as independent contractors, not employees. However, you can file claims against their insurance policies. An experienced attorney can help navigate this.

What if the Uber driver was at fault?

If the rideshare driver caused the accident, their personal insurance and Uber/Lyft's commercial policy both may apply. The coverage depends on the driver's status in the app at the time of the crash.

How long do I have to file a claim?

This varies by state—statutes of limitations range from 1 to 6 years. However, evidence disappears and memories fade, so it's best to consult an attorney as soon as possible after your accident.

Don't Let Insurance Companies Lowball You

Uber and Lyft's insurers are experienced at minimizing payouts. Get an attorney who knows how to fight for the compensation you deserve.

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