Who gets sued, the rideshare company or the driver?

If the driver wasn’t logged in to their Uber or Lyft app, they weren’t actually acting as a driver for hire at the time. You’d sue the driver, just like you would if it was an ordinary accident claim.

If the driver was logged in to their app and either carrying a passenger or on their way to pick up a passenger, they were acting as a driver for hire. The suit is between you and the rideshare company.

If the driver was logged in to their app and either carrying a passenger or on their way to pick up a passenger, they were acting as a driver for hire. The suit is between you and the rideshare company.

Learn more about when and how a rideshare company will get involved in accident insurance.c

These constant new developments can make your rideshare accident claim confusing. If you’ve reached the point where you’re considering a rideshare attorney, here are some tips for finding someone you can trust.

And if you do decide to sue, how much can you expect? Find out how the amount of your rideshare accident settlement will be calculated.

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