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Rideshare crashes involve complicated insurance claims and billion-dollar companies that fight to avoid paying. Our team at Angel Reyes & Associates has recovered over $1 billion for injured Texans. Click below to get your free case review today.
Rideshare services operate in the most congested urban areas of Texas, where crash rates are highest and traffic is most dangerous.
Houston metro
San Antonio
2nd highest
Austin metro
Source: TxDOT 2024 Crashes and Injuries by County
Rideshare claims involve multiple insurance companies fighting to avoid payment. We investigate every angle to build the strongest case possible.
We document medical costs, lost wages, and long-term care needs to fight for the maximum compensation you deserve after a serious crash.
You pay nothing upfront and owe no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you.
Rideshare accidents involve complex insurance structures that depend on the driver’s app status at the time of the crash. These types of claims are more difficult than typical car accidents.
When insurance companies see Angel Reyes & Associates on the case, they know we mean business.
*Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Each case is unique.
A rideshare accident could lead to traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, broken bones, and soft tissue injuries that require extensive medical care. Don’t let insurance companies delay or deny your claim while medical bills pile up. Get your free case review by giving us a call now, or fill out the form & someone will reach out promptly.
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Coverage depends on the driver’s status when the crash occurred. If offline, only the driver’s personal insurance applies. If logged in but waiting for a ride, Uber and Lyft provide limited contingent coverage. If en route or with a passenger, the rideshare company’s $1 million policy applies.
Rideshare companies classify drivers as independent contractors, not employees, which complicates direct claims. However, you may have claims against the driver, the driver’s insurer, the rideshare company’s insurance policy, or other at-fault parties depending on the circumstances.
Texas law grants a two-year period from the date of the rideshare accident to file a personal injury lawsuit. Missing this deadline means losing your right to pursue compensation through the courts. Since rideshare cases can involve complicated insurance coverage issues, starting your claim promptly helps protect your rights.
Passengers are typically covered by the rideshare company’s $1 million policy regardless of who caused the crash. You may also have claims against other at-fault drivers and their insurance companies.
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