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Rideshare accidents create a confusing web of insurance claims — the driver’s personal policy, the rideshare company’s coverage, and third-party insurers all pointing fingers. At Patterson Law Group, we cut through the confusion and fight for the full compensation you deserve. No fee unless we recover for you.
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Rideshare accident claims are different from regular car accidents. Multiple insurance policies, corporate legal teams, and confusing coverage gaps make these cases challenging. We’ve handled these cases and know exactly how to get you the compensation you’re owed.
Travis Patterson
Founder, Patterson Law Group
We limit the number of cases we take so we can devote the time and resources needed to build the strongest possible claim against rideshare companies and their insurers.
You won't be handed off to a call center or chain of assistants. From day one, you'll have direct access to an attorney who is actively involved in your case.
We understand the layered insurance structure of Uber and Lyft — from the driver's personal policy to the company's $1M liability coverage. We know which policy applies and how to maximize your claim.
Rideshare accidents fall into different scenarios, each with different coverage levels. Understanding which policy applies to your case is critical to recovering full compensation.
When the driver's app is off, Uber and Lyft provide zero coverage. Only the driver's personal auto insurance applies, and many personal policies exclude rideshare activity.
When the driver is waiting for a ride request, Uber and Lyft provide limited liability coverage. This gap often leaves victims undercompensated.
Once a driver accepts a ride and is heading to pick up a passenger, Uber and Lyft's $1 million liability policy activates.
During the actual trip, the full $1 million per-incident policy applies, plus uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage to protect passengers.
We have a track record of securing significant settlements for victims of serious vehicle
collisions across Texas.
Distracted driver / company vehicle collision with significant injury
Company vehicle failure to yield right of way
Highest wrongful death settlement in Texas in 2024
Results shown represent gross settlement amounts before attorney fees and expenses. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.
Rideshare accidents can cause severe, life-altering injuries that require immediate medical attention and long-term care.
Hitting your head during a rideshare accident can cause concussions, brain trauma, and long-term cognitive effects that affect your ability to work.
The sudden impact can rupture discs, fracture vertebrae, or damage nerve roots, leading to chronic pain and potential permanent disability.
Abdominal trauma from a rideshare accident can cause internal bleeding, organ rupture, and other life-threatening injuries requiring emergency treatment.
Rideshare accidents frequently result in fractured ribs, broken arms or legs, and other bone injuries requiring surgery and extended recovery.
Even seemingly minor rideshare collisions can cause whiplash, soft tissue damage, and chronic neck pain that develops over time.
When a rideshare accident tragically takes a life, we help families pursue justice and full compensation for their devastating loss.
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It depends on the driver’s status at the time. Liability could fall on the rideshare driver, a third-party driver, Uber or Lyft’s insurance, or a combination. That’s why you need an attorney who understands rideshare coverage rules to determine all liable parties and maximize your recovery.
Yes. When you’re a passenger during an active trip, Uber and Lyft carry up to $1 million in liability coverage per incident. However, this coverage only applies if the app was actively engaged in a ride at the time of the accident. We investigate to confirm coverage applies to your situation.
You may have claims against both the driver’s personal insurance and Uber/Lyft’s commercial policy, depending on the driver’s app status at the time. Multiple insurance sources mean more potential recovery, but it requires navigating complex coverage rules and aggressive insurers.
Nothing upfront. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means you pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you. Your initial consultation is completely free with no obligation.
Yes, report through the app immediately. But do not give a detailed recorded statement to their insurance without consulting an attorney first. Anything you say can be used against your claim. Contact us before speaking with any insurance company.
Every hour you wait, evidence can disappear and deadlines get closer. Let our family help your family.
At Patterson Law Group, we understand how catastrophic and disruptive accidents are. Since 1995, our family-owned firm has been dedicated solely to personal injury law, fighting for the rights of injured Texans and their families.
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2409 Forest Park Boulevard
Fort Worth, TX 76110
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San Antonio, TX 78216
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Arlington, TX 76017