Rideshare accidents are very different from traditional car crashes. Uber and Lyft have created a complicated system of insurance coverage that depends on whether the app was on, whether a ride had been accepted, and whether a passenger was inside the vehicle. For someone who has just been injured, these details are overwhelming. Yet they are exactly what insurers use to delay or deny valid claims.

At AGX LAW, APC, I make sure my clients are not left lost in this maze of policies. Whether you were a passenger, a pedestrian, or another driver hit by a rideshare vehicle, I identify the correct coverage and hold the responsible party accountable. I know how these corporations operate. They may act as though drivers are independent contractors when it suits them, but then point to their billion dollar insurance policies in advertisements to build trust with customers. My job is to cut through that contradiction and make sure the promises they make to the public are kept when someone is hurt.

Rideshare companies also have defense teams prepared to limit payouts. I am not intimidated by corporate resources or delay tactics. I am prepared to demand clarity and push for full compensation for injuries, lost income, and the long term impact on your life. You should not be left with unpaid medical bills or unanswered questions simply because a company designed its system to protect profits over people.