Rideshare Accident Attorney
About

About this site

Rideshare Accident Attorney is an independent directory of lawyers who handle Uber and Lyft accident cases. We research firms market by market, publish what we find, and show where each fact came from.

What we do

Rideshare cases are their own thing. Which insurance applies depends on what the driver was doing at the moment of the crash — waiting for a request, heading to a pickup, carrying a passenger — and the policy limits change at each step. Not every personal injury firm works these cases often.

So we look at one market at a time, find the firms handling rideshare claims there, and put them side by side: where they are, what they focus on, what clients say, what the firm says about itself. Then you call whoever you want.

How we're funded

No attorney pays to be listed. There are no sponsored placements, no ranks for sale, no referral fees, and we take no share of any case. Nobody is here because they paid — they're here because we found them.

We're not a law firm. We don't take cases or represent clients, and nothing here is legal advice. Talk to a licensed lawyer about your own situation.

How to read a listing

Every fact on a listing is tagged with where it came from, because not all of them carry the same weight.

✓ Verified
Checked against a source. The office, the phone line, the review record.
Reported
What the firm says about itself. Recovery totals, case counts, settlement figures. There's no audited source for any of these, so we print them as the firm's claim rather than as a fact.
Not established
We don't know yet. Shown dashed. We leave the gap rather than fill it with a guess.

One pattern worth knowing, since it's the opposite of what you'd expect: the most rideshare-focused firm we found publishes the vaguest numbers — "thousands of clients," "millions recovered," no figure at all. The listings we rejected published the most precise ones. A specific number is not the trust signal it looks like.

Who we leave out

We screened about forty firms to list twelve. Most of what we dropped was the same handful of patterns: one "firm" appearing in several cities on a single toll-free number, referral brokers trading under a law-firm name, and listings whose reviews describe roads in the wrong state.

Where we are now

12
Lawyers published
9
States covered
10
Cities covered
$0
Taken from lawyers

Twelve lawyers across nine states, most markets with one. Every market we list has been checked. Bar licensing is checked by hand against state records. Every lawyer we list is done — twelve checks across nine states. Two turned up disciplinary records, and those listings report them in full.

Corrections

If you're listed here and something's wrong, tell us and we'll fix it. If you have a source that contradicts our research, send it — we'd rather be corrected than be wrong.

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