Uber & Lyft Accidents Claims in California: What You Need to Know
Yes. Uber and Lyft carry up to $1 million in third-party liability insurance when a driver is on an active trip. Coverage varies depending on the driver's status at the time.
Overview
Rideshare accidents involve complex insurance layers. We know how to navigate Uber and Lyft's policies to get you compensated.
What compensation may be available?
California law allows an injured person to seek compensation for the losses the injury caused. In uber & lyft accidents cases those commonly include:
- Medical bills
- Lost wages
- Pain and suffering
- Future medical treatment
- Property damage
- Emotional distress
Frequently asked questions
Does Uber/Lyft insurance cover my injuries?
Yes. Uber and Lyft carry up to $1 million in third-party liability insurance when a driver is on an active trip. Coverage varies depending on the driver's status at the time.
Can I sue the rideshare driver personally?
Yes, you can pursue a claim against the driver individually. However, the rideshare company's insurance usually provides greater coverage.
What if I was the rideshare passenger?
As a passenger, you have strong rights. You can file a claim against either driver's insurance or the rideshare company's policy.
Talk to a uber & lyft accidents attorney
Hollywood Injury Law Center — Bash & Polyachenko P.C. has represented injured people in Los Angeles County since 2000. Attorney's fees are charged on a contingency basis — no fee unless we obtain a recovery. How case costs advanced by the firm are handled is set out in your written fee agreement.
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