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Rideshare accident claims
Hurt in an Uber or Lyft accident?
Tell us what happened, and RideClaim.co will connect you with a firm that has already beaten a rideshare company in pre-suit negotiation, arbitration, or trial.
The review is free, and your case is never sold to the highest bidder.
Free case review
Takes about 60 seconds
Submitting connects you with a licensed attorney in your state. There’s no cost, and no obligation to hire them.
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Every firm has beaten a rideshare company in pre-suit negotiation, arbitration, or trial
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Licensed in the state where you were hurt
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Free to ask, with no obligation to hire
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Your case is never sold to the highest bidder
Where did the accident happen?
Insurance rules and filing deadlines change from one state to the next.
- Alabama AL
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- Delaware DE
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- Nevada NV
- New Hampshire NH
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- New York NY
- North Carolina NC
- North Dakota ND
- Ohio OH
- Oklahoma OK
- Oregon OR
- Pennsylvania PA
- Rhode Island RI
- South Carolina SC
- South Dakota SD
- Tennessee TN
- Texas TX
- Utah UT
- Vermont VT
- Virginia VA
- Washington WA
- West Virginia WV
- Wisconsin WI
- Wyoming WY
Latest articles
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Ohio
The Man Who Killed Cleveland Lyft Driver Antoine Latham Gets 21 Years to Life
Utah
A Utah Judge Dismissed Kidnapping and Assault Charges Against a Lyft Driver
South Dakota
A Sioux Falls Rideshare Driver Reported a Gun Threat. Another Driver Reported Shots.
Missouri
Five Charged in the Killing of Ferguson Lyft Driver Shannon O’Brien
Wisconsin
El Moctar Sidiya’s Family Sued Milwaukee After a Police Chase Ended in a Fatal Lyft Accident
App status
Whose insurance pays?
Which policy pays depends on what the driver's app was doing at the moment of the accident. Each state sets its own limits.
- Driver offline
- The driver's personal auto policy pays, under your state's ordinary auto-insurance rules. Uber and Lyft coverage doesn't apply.
- App on, no ride accepted
- Lower rideshare coverage applies in most states, with limits set by each state. Some states also require personal injury protection or uninsured motorist coverage.
- Ride accepted, heading to pickup
- Commercial rideshare coverage applies. In most states the limits jump when the driver accepts the ride. A few states set a separate limit until the passenger gets in.
- Passenger in the vehicle
- Limits are highest in most states. Many require $1 million, some require more and a few require less.
Limits vary by state. Your state's guide has the exact figures.