Rideshare accidents in Chicago involve multiple overlapping insurance policies โ the driver's personal policy, Uber or Lyft's commercial policy, and sometimes additional coverage. Our attorneys untangle every layer to maximize your recovery.
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Uber and Lyft accidents involve a web of insurance coverage that shifts depending on what the driver was doing at the moment of the crash โ waiting for a ride request, en route to a passenger, or actively transporting a rider. Each phase triggers different insurance policies with different limits. Our Chicago rideshare accident attorneys know exactly how to navigate this complexity to secure the maximum compensation for your injuries.
Both Uber and Lyft maintain up to $1 million in liability coverage when a passenger is in the vehicle. When a driver is waiting for a request, coverage drops significantly. Our attorneys identify which coverage applies, file claims against all available policies, and fight for every dollar you're owed โ whether you were a passenger, another driver, pedestrian, or cyclist.
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Riders injured while in an Uber or Lyft โ entitled to up to $1M in coverage.
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Pedestrians and cyclists struck by Uber or Lyft drivers anywhere in Chicagoland.
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When an Uber or Lyft driver flees the scene โ uninsured motorist coverage options.
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Complex multi-party accidents involving a rideshare vehicle.
Fatal rideshare crashes โ full compensation for surviving families.
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