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Uber accidents involve multiple insurance policies, corporate defendants, and specialized regulations that don’t apply to typical car accidents. The driver’s app status determines which coverage applies, creating complex legal questions requiring experienced representation. Additionally, New Jersey’s limitation on the lawsuit option doesn’t apply to rideshare accidents, meaning you can sue for pain and suffering withoutContinue reading “What makes Uber accident cases different from regular car accidents?”

New Jersey gives you two years from the accident date to file a personal injury lawsuit, but waiting can harm your case as evidence disappears and witnesses’ memories fade. Insurance companies impose much shorter deadlines for filing claims, often requiring notice within days or weeks. Contacting an attorney immediately protects your rights and preserves crucialContinue reading “How long do I have to file a claim after an Uber accident in New Jersey?”

If the Uber driver’s app was turned off, Uber provides no insurance coverage, and the driver’s personal auto insurance becomes primary. However, many personal policies exclude coverage for commercial driving, creating coverage gaps. Our attorneys investigate app status thoroughly and explore other compensation sources, including your uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage.

While Uber classifies its drivers as independent contractors, you may still have grounds to sue the company directly if the accident occurred while the driver was actively providing rides or en route to pick up passengers. In these cases, Uber’s $1.5 million insurance policy is applicable. You may also sue Uber directly if the companyContinue reading “Can I sue Uber directly after an accident in Wayne?”