Ride Share Accidents
Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have been linked to ain major cities.
Have you been hurt in an Uber or Lyft accident?
Uber and Lyft have changed the way we get around—but when there’s an accident, getting fair compensation isn’t so simple.
Whether you were a passenger, a driver, or in another vehicle hit by a rideshare car, Matt & Ray can help. We know how to untangle the complicated web of insurance coverage, corporate policies, and legal loopholes rideshare companies often hide behind.
With decades of experience and real results to show for it, we’ve helped thousands of clients recover what they’re owed after serious auto accidents—including cases involving rideshare vehicles.
Rideshare accidents have a unique set of challeneges that can be difficult to navigate.
- Who’s responsible? Uber and Lyft drivers are considered independent contractors, which means the companies often try to avoid liability.
- Which insurance applies? Rideshare insurance coverage depends on whether the driver had the app on, was waiting for a ride, or was actively transporting a passenger.
- Multiple parties, multiple policies. In many cases, there are multiple insurance companies involved—and they rarely want to pay without a fight.
Car Accidents Occur Every Day in the United States
We help many kinds of clients in all types of rideshare accident scenarios.
Matt & Ray cut through the confusion and build a clear, powerful case to get you the compensation you deserve.
- Injured Uber or Lyft passengers
- People hurt in a car hit by a rideshare vehicle
- Pedestrians or bicyclists struck by rideshare drivers
- Injured Uber/Lyft drivers (yes, drivers can file claims too)
- Passengers in shared rides or multi-car collisions
have admitted to falling asleep at the wheel!
Rideshare services have been linked to a rise in traffic fatalities in major cities—and motorcycles remain one of the most vulnerable groups on the road.
Motorcyclists are in a crash compared to passenger car occupants.
Did you know that the average cost of a workplace injury claim is $42,000, with severe injuries costing significantly more?
Matt & Ray represent workers in a wide range of occupations and industries. Whether you’re a delivery driver, office worker, tradesperson, or healthcare employee, we’ll help you navigate common workplace injury claims:
- Slip and fall injuries
- Ladder and scaffold accidents
- Electrocution and burns
- Machinery and equipment accidents
- Falling object injuries
- Repetitive stress injuries (like tendonitis or carpal tunnel)
- Exposure to hazardous substances
- Vehicle crashes during work-related tasks
- Assaults or injuries caused by third parties
%
Of Rideshare accidents involve third-party vehicles and pedestrians, not just passengers or drivers.
%
Of rideshare drivers reported feeling drowsy while driving indicating significant fatigue-related risks.
%
Of Uber-related fatal crashes involve pedestrians, highlighting the risks to non-vehicle road users.
If you’re invovled in a rideshare accidents, it’s important to follow our step-by-step guide to ensure you have the best possible legal outcome:
1. Get Medical Help
Always see a doctor—even if you feel okay. Injuries can take time to show up.
2. Report the Crash in the App
If you were a passenger or driver, report the incident directly through the Uber or Lyft app.
3. Document Everything
Take photos, gather witness info, and write down what happened.
4. Don’t Talk to the Insurance Companies Alone
Rideshare insurers are trained to minimize your claim. Call us first.
5. Call Your Attorney —Call Matt & Ray
We’ll figure out which policies apply, deal with the paperwork, and fight to get you the maximum compensation.
Have your been injured or hurt?
Our attorneys represent clients who have been injured by someone’s negligence and families suffering the wrongful death of a loved one.
