Find Rideshare Accident Lawyers By State

Rideshare accident laws vary significantly by state. Find attorneys who understand your state's specific regulations for Uber and Lyft claims.

50 States + DC

1-6 Year Statutes of Limitations

$1M Standard Coverage

A

Alabama

2 years statute

Alaska

2 years statute

Arizona

2 years statute

Arkansas

3 years statute

C

California

2 years statute

Colorado

3 years statute

Connecticut

2 years statute

D

Delaware

2 years statute

District of Columbia

3 years statute

F

Florida

2 years statute

G

Georgia

2 years statute

H

Hawaii

2 years statute

I

Idaho

2 years statute

Illinois

2 years statute

Indiana

2 years statute

Iowa

2 years statute

K

Kansas

2 years statute

Kentucky

1 year statute

L

Louisiana

1 year statute

M

Maine

6 years statute

Maryland

3 years statute

Massachusetts

3 years statute

Michigan

3 years statute

Minnesota

6 years statute

Mississippi

3 years statute

Missouri

5 years statute

Montana

3 years statute

N

Nebraska

4 years statute

Nevada

2 years statute

New Hampshire

3 years statute

New Jersey

2 years statute

New Mexico

3 years statute

New York

3 years statute

North Carolina

3 years statute

North Dakota

6 years statute

O

Ohio

2 years statute

Oklahoma

2 years statute

Oregon

2 years statute

P

Pennsylvania

2 years statute

R

Rhode Island

3 years statute

S

South Carolina

3 years statute

South Dakota

3 years statute

T

Tennessee

1 year statute

Texas

2 years statute

U

Utah

4 years statute

V

Vermont

3 years statute

Virginia

2 years statute

W

Washington

3 years statute

West Virginia

2 years statute

Wisconsin

3 years statute

Wyoming

4 years statute

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