Uber and Lyft accidents can involve passengers, rideshare drivers, other motorists, pedestrians and cyclists — with coverage that may depend on the driver's app status.
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Rideshare cases require attention to app activity, driver status, crash reports and the different insurance layers that may apply at the time of the collision.
Passengers may have claims when a rideshare driver or another motorist causes the crash.
Coverage can change depending on whether the app was off, on without a passenger, or carrying a passenger.
Drivers in other vehicles may have claims involving the rideshare driver and available coverage.
Rideshare crashes can also injure people outside the vehicle.
Unsafe stops, sudden lane movements and curbside maneuvers can contribute to crashes.
Insurers may dispute which policy applies or how much coverage is available.
Start with the facts you have now. Our team can review the situation, identify what additional information is needed and explain the next step.
Potential claimants may include passengers, drivers of other vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists and rideshare drivers injured by others.
Rideshare insurance coverage can vary depending on whether the driver's app was off, active without a passenger, or carrying a passenger.
Trip records, app screenshots, driver information, crash reports, photographs, witness details and insurance communications can all be useful.
You do not need every detail before contacting us. Start with the basics and our team can follow up.
