For Lawyers

Taken on Uber or Lyft—and won?

Not every firm that wants rideshare claims has beaten the companies behind them.

RideClaim.co works with firms that have, whether through pre-suit negotiation, arbitration, or trial. If your firm has resolved claims against Uber, Lyft, or another rideshare company, we want to hear from you.

Two ways to work with us.

Case Inquiries

Connect with people who need a firm after an Uber or Lyft accident.

We send individual inquiries to firms based on their practice areas, the states they cover, and their availability. Your firm decides whether to take each case.

State page sponsorship

Put your firm front and center in a state that matters to your practice.

One exclusive featured sponsorship is available per state, with a maximum of 50 nationwide. Your firm gets a clearly labeled featured position with a direct way for people to contact you. Explore state sponsorships.

Sponsored placements are labeled as sponsored. RideClaim.co's editorial content stays independent.

Experience comes first.

We want firms that have resolved claims against Uber, Lyft, or another rideshare company. That resolution can be pre-suit negotiation, arbitration, or trial. A published verdict is not required.

Before we treat a firm as qualified, How We Vet requires a description of that experience. We also need enough information to consider where an attorney is authorized to practice, what kind of matter it is, and whether the firm can review a new inquiry.

A public case record, more detail, or a redacted account of a resolution is optional until we ask for it. Do not send privileged or confidential client information on this form. We review rideshare experience, licensing, and the advertising rules in the states the firm covers.

Let's talk.

The form asks for the description How We Vet requires. Say how the firm resolved a claim against Uber, Lyft, or another rideshare company. Name the states where an attorney is authorized to practice. Say whether you want case inquiries, a labeled state-page sponsorship, or both.

The form does not ask for a verdict or a case file. If we need a public case record or a redacted account of a resolution, we will ask. We'll review what you send and reach out if it's a fit. Sending the form does not guarantee inquiries or a sponsorship.

Partner Inquiry

States where an attorney at the firm is authorized to practice How We Vet uses this list for licensing and fit. A license, by itself, is not rideshare experience.
I'm interested in: (Select all that apply.)
Required. Describe a resolution involving Uber, Lyft, or another rideshare company, in pre-suit negotiation, arbitration, or trial. A published verdict is not required. Do not include privileged or confidential client information. A public case record or a redacted account is optional until we ask for it.

Sending this form doesn't create a partnership or guarantee inquiries or a sponsorship. We only use what you send to review your inquiry and reply to you. See our Privacy Policy.