LEGAL HELP AFTER AN UBER OR LYFT ACCIDENT
App-based transportation is part of everyday life in Miami. When an Uber, Lyft or other rideshare vehicle is involved in a crash, identifying the relevant insurance policies can require a detailed review.
The available coverage may depend on the driver’s activity at the time: offline, waiting for a request, traveling to collect a passenger or carrying a passenger. Trip records and the sequence of events can be important.
Inda Romero Law Firm assists passengers, drivers, pedestrians, cyclists and occupants of other vehicles with questions about the circumstances of a rideshare accident.
Preparing for a Rideshare Accident Consultation
Bring the crash report or report number, photographs, driver information and any existing medical records related to the incident.
Save your trip receipt, app screenshots and messages about the ride. Identify whether you were a passenger, a driver or someone in another vehicle.
Keep copies of reports submitted through the platform and communications from insurance companies. Separate what you personally observed from information provided by someone else.
Make a list of your questions and dates shown in correspondence. Contact our team to discuss your situation and confirm what additional information is needed.
Why Rideshare Accident Cases Can Be Different
A rideshare accident can involve more than one insurance policy and several sources of information. Relevant records may include the driver’s personal insurance, coverage information from the platform, another driver’s policy, your trip receipt, crash reports and witness information.
Insurance companies may disagree about the driver’s app status or which policy applies. Our team reviews the circumstances and available documents before discussing possible next steps.
Keep communications from the platform and insurers together with the records of your injuries and expenses. These details can help the team understand the incident and identify questions for further review.
Trip Records and Driver Activity
The timing of a ride request, acceptance, pickup and drop-off can help explain what the driver was doing when a collision occurred. Preserve the records already available to you.
The platform may hold additional information about the trip and the driver’s activity. Tell our team what you have received and what information appears to be missing.
Every accident has its own circumstances. Miguel Inda-Romero and the team at Inda Romero Law Firm can review your initial information and discuss your legal questions. Call 305-452-0000 to request a consultation.
Rideshare Accidents: Common Questions
Can I request a consultation as a passenger?
Yes. Tell our team which vehicle you occupied, who arranged the trip and what records you have.
What if another driver was involved?
Bring available information about each driver and vehicle, including reports, photographs and witness details.
Discuss Your Rideshare Accident Case
Why do trip records matter?
Receipts, app screenshots and messages help explain the trip timeline. Preserve what is available rather than guessing about the driver's activity.
What should I bring?
Keep insurance correspondence, crash-report information and existing injury and expense records together.
How do I contact the firm?
Call 305-452-0000 or use the Case Review button. Our team offers assistance in English and Spanish and will confirm the terms of any representation.
Other Personal Injury Cases We Handle
Rideshare Accidents
Slip and Fall
Wrongful Death
Motorcycle Accidents
Truck Accidents
About Miguel Inda-Romero
Abogado Sincero
Miguel Inda-Romero, known as the Honest Attorney, is an experienced lawyer in the South Florida area.
The Inda Romero Law Firm specialises in the legal areas of immigration, personal injury, criminal defense, and family law.
Mr. Miguel Inda-Romero is a member of the Florida Bar, Miami-Dade County Bar Association, Cuban-American Bar Association, American Bar Association, Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and Hispanic National Bar Association. He is admitted to practice in the Northern, Middle, and Southern District of Florida.
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