Legal Options for People Injured in a Lyft Accident
Lyft insures its drivers, passengers and third parties. However, some clauses invalidate the policy should an accident occur.
For Lyft to be liable for any damages, the driver must be logged into the Lyft app, en route to the booked destination and at fault for the accident. If the driver was not logged in on the app or was heading toward a destination different from what you booked, the driver, not the company, is liable for the damages incurred.
Having experienced how big corporations like Lyft go about settling claims,
He adds, "Have your car accident injury lawyer be the mediator. The attorney has your best interest coupled with a superior understanding of the negotiation process, which ensures your claims are rightly met."
If involved in a Lyft car accident, you should:
- Seek comprehensive medical attention and care.
- Report the accident to the police; state only what details you are sure of.
- Gather contact info, plate number and other evidence from the crime scene.
- Contact a New York Lyft car accident lawyer and explain the situation.
- Keep all records of your bills, including screenshots of your ride booking.
Kaplan Lawyers is a personal injury, car accident and workers' compensation law firm dedicated to helping clients resolve their cases on time and get the compensation and medical help they deserve. They have offices in
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