In the past decade, rideshare service companies such as Uber that provide pre-arranged car rides have completely crashed into the transportation industry. Founded in 2009, Uber is the industry leader in rideshare and provides many different types of transportation services such as vehicles for hire (UberX), food (Uber Eats) and package delivery, and luxury transportation (Uber Black) services. With the omni-presence of Uber and other rideshare companies, the likelihood and probability of personal injury accidents and car accidents involving Uber are not only common but also likely.

Should you experience a personal injury or car accident while driving for Uber, riding as a passenger with Uber, or involved in an accident with a vehicle driving with Uber, the Uber accident lawyers and rideshare attorneys at The Law Collective will review your case at no cost to you, investigate into the facts, and fight against Uber to represent you during the pre-litigation negotiation phase and any necessary litigation to obtain the justice you deserve at the hands of Uber’s negligence.

Many injured victims have questions as to who is responsible for the accident when Uber is involved. Is it the driver or Uber? The answers to these questions depend heavily on the situation of your specific case. You can call the Uber accident attorneys at The Law Collective to receive these answers 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.

As an accident victim, you should know that Uber is required by law and the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC §§ 5433(b) & 5433(c)) to carry minimum liability coverage in the case of accident and catastrophe. So long as the Uber driver has the rideshare application logged in, Uber’s policy of insurance is applicable.

If an Uber driver is logged in but has not accepted a ride, there is an applicable policy limit of $250,000 for death and personal injury per person, $300,000 per accident for death and personal injury, and $30,000 for property damage.

If an Uber driver is logged in and has accepted a ride or has the passenger seated in their vehicle, there is an applicable policy limit of $1,000,000 for death, personal injury, and property damage.

The facts of each case is quite nuanced and what one may think is applicable to them, may not necessarily be the case since each accident has it’s own specific set of facts that designate into which category an accident may fall. To be certain how much you can recover and what significant compensation you are entitled to, do not hesitate and call The Law Collective to speak to our qualified and experienced rideshare attorneys.

The rideshare attorneys and Uber accident lawyers at The Law Collective have a proven track record against rideshare companies like Uber wherein they have recovered signification awards and due compensation for their injured clients.

By reaching out to us, you are taking the first step on the road to recovery from your rideshare and Uber accident. The Law Collective will work for you to:

1. Pay your medical bills
2. Repair or replace your vehicle
3. Obtain a maximum award or settlement with Uber’s insurance company

You will see from our Proven track record in processing claims and litigating cases in Court to obtain full value and how we will handle your case that making a call to The Law Collective will be one of the best calls you ever make. The consultations are absolutely free and we are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist you with your rideshare accident and Uber accident.