Customers can get an inexpensive and convenient ride to wherever they are going in a flash, but it’s not without risk. Like any other vehicle on the roads and highways, a rideshare car is prone to accidents.
Suppose you were injured in an accident in which you were a passenger in a rideshare vehicle. In that case, you need the assistance of an Uber accident lawyer like the practitioners at Your Insurance Attorney.
We don’t accept a penny unless we obtain a settlement for you. After thoroughly investigating the incident, we negotiate with the at-fault driver’s insurance company to get the compensation you may deserve.
Using a ride service like Lyft or Uber is smart when you’re enjoying a night out with friends. The last thing you expect is to be involved in an accident. Nonetheless, these incidents do happen.
When ridesharing first came on the scene, the insurance issues were extremely complicated. Many of those complications have since been resolved, but determining who is at-fault and which insurance company should be making compensation can still be messy.
In fact, it’s not unusual to find that three (3) or four (4) insurance companies are actually involved with accident claims that involve ridesharing vehicles. This presents a headache for the average person who simply wants the responsible party to pay for their medical bills.
That’s why it’s critical that you work with our skilled rideshare accident attorneys. We have essential knowledge and experience which makes us perfect advocates for people who are injured in ridesharing vehicles.
Immediately after an accident, many Uber or Lyft passengers expect some guidance or advice from these ride service companies. People who seek this sort of help are disappointed.
That’s because companies like Lyft, Uber, or others like them adopt a “hands-off” approach to most incidents that involve their drivers.
When we review your case for free, we thoroughly and rigorously uncover all of the evidence that contributed to the accident.
We understand the complexities that are involved in a ridesharing accident. Because of our experience, many people have been able to receive the compensation that they deserve.
If you or a loved one has been severely injured in an accident, contact us. Your Insurance Attorney accepts no payment until you get paid.
We can help you regardless of which stage of your claims process.
Absolutely! Whether you were a passenger, driver, pedestrian, or in another vehicle, you may be entitled to compensation. Uber and Lyft provide up to $1 million in liability coverage, but their insurance companies often try to minimize payouts. A rideshare accident lawyer can help you navigate the process and fight for what you deserve.
Liability depends on what stage of the ride the driver was in:
If another driver caused the accident, their insurance would be responsible. Since rideshare insurance policies are complex, having a lawyer ensures you get the maximum compensation.
Settlement amounts vary based on factors like injury severity, medical bills, lost wages, and long-term impact. Minor injuries may settle for $10,000–$50,000, while serious cases with lasting disabilities can exceed six or seven figures. Insurance companies often lowball victims, so having an experienced lawyer can significantly increase your payout.
Speak to a rideshare accident lawyer before accepting any settlement offer!
You have two years from the accident date to file a personal injury claim in Florida. However, waiting too long can hurt your case—evidence disappears, and insurance companies may deny your claim. The sooner you take legal action, the better your chances of securing maximum compensation.
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