Injured while driving for Uber or Lyft? Rideshare insurance is complicated - multiple policies, coverage gaps, and companies pointing fingers. We cut through the confusion and get you paid.
Free Case Review: (215) 206-9068When you're driving for Uber or Lyft, which insurance applies depends on what you were doing at the exact moment of the crash. There are three coverage tiers:
Waiting for a ping. Uber/Lyft provides minimal coverage. Your personal insurance may deny claims if they know you were driving rideshare.
Accepted a ride, heading to pickup. Full Uber/Lyft commercial coverage kicks in.
Transporting passenger. Maximum coverage applies, but proving damages still requires skilled negotiation.
If you were in Period 1 (app on, waiting for rides), you're in the "coverage gap." Your personal auto insurance may deny the claim because you were working. Uber/Lyft's contingent coverage is minimal. We know how to navigate this and find coverage for your injuries.
Unlike regular car accidents, rideshare crashes involve multiple insurance companies that all try to avoid paying:
You need a lawyer who understands which policy to pursue, when, and how to maximize recovery from each.
Our attorneys have handled rideshare accidents throughout the Philadelphia area:
Rideshare accidents involve layers of insurance policies. We know how to navigate them all and get you maximum compensation for your injuries.