Rideshare Accidents

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Rideshare applications like Uber and Lyft have exploded in popularity in recent years.

The popularity makes sense – it is a rather elegant model. Anyone with a clean car and some time to spare can make extra money by driving people around, and riders can reach drivers directly through an app that is pre-loaded with their payment information. The entire ride is tracked for safety, and no money needs to be exchanged. But while ridesharing has become most people’s preferred way of transport, it is important for riders to educate themselves on what to do if they are in a rideshare accident.

How we handle rideshare accidents

When a rideshare driver is involved in an accident, there are many different insurance companies involved. Uber and Lyft carry their own insurance, but the rideshare driver’s insurance and the other driver’s insurance may also become involved. If a rider is injured and requires medical attention, questions may arise regarding how expenses are addressed. Our team reviews available information and may communicate with insurance carriers and other parties as part of the process, addressing issues related to medical expenses and other losses based on the facts of the matter. Fault in a rideshare accident depends on the specific circumstances and applicable law.

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What you should know about handling a rideshare accident

If you are involved in a rideshare accident as a rider, the following steps may be helpful in documenting the situation:

Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Outcomes may vary depending on the specific facts of each case and the applicable law.

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