Uber, Lyft Ride Sharing Accidents

Ride sharing accidents are tricky.

Insurance coverage changes depending on if the Driver’s app is on, whether they are on a trip, between trips or the app is off.  Always call the police. Obtain insurance information on the driver and the ride share company.  Definitely get information from other at fault vehicles involved in the accident.  Always take pictures of all vehicles and driver insurance information so we can fully investigate the claim.

Accidents are disruptive, expensive and often cause physical injury. Individuals have rights, yet little opportunity to defend them. King Law offers sound legal advice, compassionate guidance and years of experience to protect accident victim’s rights, with no fee’s paid until the case is resolved.

Ride sharing accidents including those involving motorcycles, trucks, commercial vehicles, bicycles, even pedestrians are an unfortunate reality for many. Injuries due to Uber / Lyft accidents can cause significant losses, personally, professionally and economically. King Law has the experience needed and works tirelessly to recover monetary compensation for both personal and economic losses. We are veterans in the field, having worked over the years with insurance companies, law enforcement, and at-fault drivers to thoroughly investigate cases and achieve a successful resolution.

In many cases, Uber, Lyft or other ride sharing accidents also involve pedestrians and bicyclists and lead to significant injuries and even death. Regardless of what type of activity precipitated the accident, the at-fault driver is liable for both personal injuries and property damage caused by the crash.

*After a ride sharing accident, it is essential to take proactive steps to support your case. You should always report accidents to law enforcement to ensure that you have a formal accident report. Seeking assistance from an experienced accident attorney places you in a better position to receive monetary damages instead of directly negotiating personally with the other driver or insurance company.