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What to do if you are injured in a rideshare accident such as Uber and Lyft

By Kevin G. Healy, Susan D. Ament, Keith E. Donovan, Matthew R. Fogg, Michael G. Owen, Ross C. Karsnitz, Wilson A. Gualpa, Clayton E. Bunting, W. Christopher Componovo, Justin K. Weeks on February 3, 2023
Posted In Car Accidents, Rideshare Accidents

Rideshare accidents bring up difficult questions of insurance coverage, fault, and legal responsibility. Unfortunately, injured victims of a rideshare accident often find themselves in the middle of a legal mess as well as dealing with their physical injuries and emotional trauma. Many states, including Delaware, have introduced new laws to try to clarify the law and protect injured victims. If you have been injured in a rideshare accident, it is important to get legal advice to ensure that your legal rights and entitlements are protected. More ›

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Rideshare Accident FAQs

By Kevin G. Healy, Susan D. Ament, Keith E. Donovan, Matthew R. Fogg, Michael G. Owen, Ross C. Karsnitz, Wilson A. Gualpa, Clayton E. Bunting, W. Christopher Componovo, Justin K. Weeks on January 31, 2023
Posted In Car Accidents, FAQs, Rideshare Accidents

What is a rideshare?

A rideshare is an arrangement similar to a taxi where passengers request a ride for a fee, usually via a website or app, and the driver uses their private vehicle for the trip. Unlike most taxis, however, rideshares cannot be hailed from the street, and the driver is not an employee driving a taxi company vehicle therefore different laws apply. Lyft and Uber are popular rideshare companies in the U.S.  More ›

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