Your Rights
Under Florida motor vehicle and consumer protection laws, you have the right to:
File claims against negligent drivers
Pursue compensation for injuries and property damage
Hold rideshare drivers and companies accountable when applicable
Recover damages when insurance companies delay or deny valid claims
Seek remedies when coverage is limited or unfairly applied
Possible Damages
If you were injured in a motor vehicle or rideshare accident, you may be entitled to:
Medical expenses and future care needs
Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
Pain and suffering
Property damage and vehicle replacement costs
Attorney’s fees and costs where permitted
Other damages related to the crash
What Clients Ask us Most
How are rideshare accidents different from regular car accidents?
Rideshare cases often involve multiple insurance policies, corporate entities, and coverage disputes. Companies like Uber and Lyft market safety and insurance protections that don’t always work as advertised.
Do I have a motor vehicle accident case?
You may have a case if you were injured due to another driver’s negligence, distracted driving, reckless conduct, or an insurance company’s failure to handle your claim fairly. Every crash is different, and liability depends on the specific facts and available evidence.
What damages can I recover?
Compensation may include medical expenses, lost wages, reduced earning capacity, pain and suffering, future treatment costs, and property damage. The value of a claim depends on the severity of injuries and the long-term impact on your life.
Am I covered if I was a passenger?
Yes. Passengers are generally covered under the rideshare company’s insurance, depending on the driver’s status at the time of the accident.
What if the other driver was working or driving for a company?
If the driver was operating a commercial vehicle, delivery vehicle, or rideshare platform, additional parties may be responsible. These cases often involve corporate liability and higher insurance coverage limits.
Do I have to deal with the insurance company myself?
No. Once we represent you, we handle communications with insurers and protect you from tactics designed to delay, minimize, or deny valid claims.
Are motorcycle accident claims handled differently?
Motorcycle accidents often result in more severe injuries, and insurers sometimes attempt to shift blame onto the rider. These claims require careful investigation of fault, road conditions, and driver behavior to protect your rights.
What if the rideshare company denies responsibility?
Rideshare cases frequently involve coverage disputes. We examine driver status, insurance layers, and corporate responsibility to determine which policy applies and pursue the compensation available.
Can pedestrians or other drivers bring rideshare claims?
Yes. Rideshare drivers can cause injuries to pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, and other motorists. Those claims may still involve the rideshare company’s commercial insurance, depending on the driver’s status at the time.
What if I was not wearing a helmet?
Helmet use may affect certain injury claims, but it does not automatically prevent recovery. Liability and compensation depend on fault, causation, and how the injuries occurred.
Federal Consumer Protection Areas And Consumer Injury Advocacy
