Uber & Lyft Accident Lawyer – Miami, Florida
Experienced Florida Rideshare Accident Attorneys
Getting into any car accident is stressful. But when that crash involves a rideshare service like Uber or Lyft, the legal and insurance issues can be far more complicated. You may be dealing with multiple insurance companies, unclear liability between the driver and the rideshare company, and aggressive adjusters who want to minimize your claim.
At Mausner Group Injury Lawyers, our attorneys focus on helping injured passengers, drivers, and even pedestrians after serious Uber and Lyft accidents. Whether you were a paying rideshare passenger, another driver hit by an Uber or Lyft, or even a rideshare driver injured due to someone else’s negligence, you deserve experienced legal help to protect your rights.
Florida law gives you two years from the date of the accident to file a negligence claim in most Uber and Lyft accident cases. Waiting too long can cost you your chance at compensation – act quickly to protect your rights.
At the Miami law firm Mausner Group Injury Lawyers, our attorneys have years of experience providing compassionate legal assistance to clients in need.
Florida law gives you two years from the date of the accident to file a negligence claim in most Uber and Lyft accident cases. Waiting too long can cost you your chance at compensation – act quickly to protect your rights.
At the Miami law firm Mausner Group Injury Lawyers, our attorneys have years of experience providing compassionate legal assistance to clients in need.
What Should You Do After an Uber or Lyft Accident?
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- Call 911 – Ensure law enforcement documents the crash.
- Check for injuries – Look after yourself, other passengers, and anyone else involved.
- Gather evidence – Take photos of damage, license plates, driver info, app trip details, and the scene.
- Get witness statements – Collect names and contact details.
- Seek medical attention – Some injuries appear hours or days later.
- Report the crash in the rideshare app – But avoid giving detailed recorded statements before speaking to an attorney.
- Call a lawyer before talking to insurance adjusters – They are not on your side.
Who Can Be Liable in a Rideshare Accident?
Rideshare accidents are different from typical car crashes because multiple parties could share responsibility, including:
- The Uber or Lyft driver (negligent, distracted, speeding, or impaired)
- Another driver who caused or contributed to the crash
- The rideshare company (through their commercial insurance policy)
- Vehicle manufacturers or maintenance companies (if a defect played a role)
- Government entities (if unsafe road conditions contributed)
Common Causes of Uber & Lyft Accidents in Florida
We have handled rideshare crash cases involving:
- Distracted driving (including app use)
- Speeding or reckless driving
- Fatigue from long hours on the road
- Impaired driving (alcohol or drugs)
- Unsafe lane changes or turns
- Failure to yield
- Poor vehicle maintenance
- Other drivers’ negligence
- Dangerous road conditions
Common Injuries in Rideshare Crashes
Even with rideshare companies’ strict vehicle requirements, accidents can cause serious injuries, including:
- Whiplash and neck injuries
- Back injuries and herniated discs
- Broken bones
- Concussions and traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)
- Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
- Internal bleeding and organ damage
- Facial injuries and scarring
- Wrongful death
How Uber & Lyft Insurance Coverage Works
One of the biggest challenges in a rideshare claim is figuring out which insurance policy applies at the time of the crash:
- App Off – Driver’s personal auto insurance applies.
- App On, Waiting for Ride Request – Uber/Lyft provides contingent liability coverage: up to $50,000 per person / $100,000 per accident for bodily injury, and $25,000 for property damage.
- En Route to Pick Up Passenger or During Trip – $1 million in liability coverage plus uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage.
We know how to navigate these layered policies to maximize your recovery.
Damages You May Be Entitled to Recover
Our legal team fights to recover damages such as:
- Medical bills and future treatment costs
- Lost wages and loss of earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
- Loss of companionship or diminished quality of life
- Permanent disability or disfigurement
- Funeral and burial expenses in fatal crashes
Why Choose Mausner Group Injury Lawyers for Your Uber/Lyft Accident Case?
- Former Prosecutors – We know how to investigate and build strong cases.
- Direct Attorney Access – You work directly with your lawyer, not just staff.
- Statewide Representation – We handle cases throughout Florida.
- Proven Results – Millions recovered for injury victims ([link to results page]).
- Contingency Fee – No win, no fee.
Schedule A Free Case Evaluation With An Experienced Rideshare Accident Attorney Today
Uber and Lyft accidents can be some of the most complex injury cases because they involve large corporations, multiple insurance carriers, and potentially conflicting laws.
Our attorneys move fast to secure evidence, coordinate your medical care, and build the strongest case possible. Don’t wait, the clock is ticking on Florida’s two-year statute of limitations.
Call Mausner Group today or fill out our form to request your free consultation.
Our attorneys move fast to secure evidence, coordinate your medical care, and build the strongest case possible. Don’t wait, the clock is ticking on Florida’s two-year statute of limitations.
Call Mausner Group today or fill out our form to request your free consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions About Uber & Lyft Accident Claims
We work on a contingency fee – no upfront costs, and you only pay if we win.
Usually, you recover from their insurance policies, but in some cases (like negligent hiring), a direct lawsuit may be possible.
You may still recover from the at-fault driver’s insurance or from Uber/Lyft’s uninsured motorist coverage.
Most negligence claims, including Uber/Lyft accidents, must be filed within two years from the crash date.
Schedule A Free Case Evaluation With An Experienced Rideshare Accident Attorney Today
Uber and Lyft accidents can be some of the most complex injury cases because they involve large corporations, multiple insurance carriers, and potentially conflicting laws.
Our attorneys move fast to secure evidence, coordinate your medical care, and build the strongest case possible. Don’t wait, the clock is ticking on Florida’s two-year statute of limitations.
Our attorneys move fast to secure evidence, coordinate your medical care, and build the strongest case possible. Don’t wait, the clock is ticking on Florida’s two-year statute of limitations.
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