NYC Rideshare Accident Lawyer: Uber & Lyft Injury Claims

Auto Accident

NYC Rideshare Accident Lawyer: Uber & Lyft Injury Claims

Complex Insurance Coverage Explained in English, Korean, Chinese & Spanish for Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island & Long Island

Rideshare accidents involving Uber and Lyft present some of the most complex legal and insurance challenges in personal injury law. Unlike traditional car accidents, rideshare cases involve multiple layers of insurance coverage, corporate liability questions, and rapidly evolving technology that can make or break your case. When you’re injured in a rideshare accident, you need an attorney who understands these complexities and has the experience to navigate them successfully.

At the Law Office of Steven Louros, we’ve been adapting to the changing landscape of personal injury law for over 40 years. With our proven track record of over $500 million in verdicts and settlements, we understand how to handle the unique challenges that rideshare accident cases present in New York City’s complex legal environment.

What Our Satisfied Clients Say About Our Legal Services:

“For anyone in need of great personal injury lawyers, this is the team to have in mind. Got the support needed in a timely fashion. Great experience!” – Ramona Jar, New York

“Very good, the lawyer solved my case very professionally. The attorneys and assistants were very polite. I will recommend Steven Law Firm to my colleagues and friends!” – Tizeng Lin, New York

“这个律师非常专业，这个40多年经验。服务也非常周到，感谢这个律师帮我争取了合理的赔偿。” – Vicky Duan, New York

Understanding Rideshare Accidents in NYC
The Complex World of Rideshare Insurance Coverage
Determining Liability in Uber and Lyft Accidents
Types of Rideshare Accidents We Handle
When Rideshare Drivers Are “On Duty” vs “Off Duty”
Evidence Collection in Rideshare Accident Cases
Common Rideshare Accident Injuries
Dealing with Uber and Lyft’s Insurance Companies
Multilingual Considerations for NYC’s Diverse Rideshare Users
Technology and Data in Rideshare Accident Cases
Compensation Available for Rideshare Accident Victims
Special Challenges for Different Types of Victims
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact Our NYC Rideshare Accident Legal Team

Understanding Rideshare Accidents in NYC

The Rise of Rideshare Services in New York City

Since Uber and Lyft began operating in New York City, they have fundamentally changed how people travel throughout the five boroughs. With tens of thousands of rideshare vehicles on NYC streets at any given time, rideshare accidents have become increasingly common.

NYC Rideshare Statistics:

Over 100,000 licensed for-hire vehicles in NYC (including rideshare)
Millions of rideshare trips taken monthly across the five boroughs
Rideshare accidents increasing yearly as usage grows
Complex insurance claims often take longer to resolve than traditional auto accidents

Why Rideshare Accidents Are Different: Unlike traditional car accidents between two private vehicles, rideshare accidents involve:

Commercial vehicle operations with different insurance requirements
Corporate entities (Uber/Lyft) with significant legal resources
Technology platforms that control driver access and trip data
Multiple insurance policies that may or may not apply depending on circumstances

The Legal Landscape of Rideshare Accidents

New York State Regulation: Rideshare companies must comply with New York State insurance requirements, but the coverage depends heavily on the driver’s status at the time of the accident.

NYC Licensing Requirements:

All rideshare drivers must have TLC (Taxi and Limousine Commission) licenses
Vehicles must meet specific safety and inspection standards
Drivers must undergo background checks and training
Insurance requirements are more stringent than private vehicle insurance

The Complex World of Rideshare Insurance Coverage

Understanding the Three Phases of Rideshare Coverage

Rideshare insurance operates on a three-phase system that determines which insurance applies:

Phase 1: App Off – Driver’s Personal Insurance

When: Driver’s rideshare app is not turned on Coverage: Driver’s personal auto insurance policy applies Rideshare Company Coverage: None – Uber/Lyft provide no coverage

Phase 2: App On, No Passenger – Limited Rideshare Coverage

When: Driver has app on and is available for rides, but no passenger assigned Coverage: Limited coverage from Uber/Lyft:

$50,000 per person, $100,000 per accident for injuries
$25,000 for property damage
No comprehensive or collision coverage Gap Issues: Driver’s personal insurance may not cover commercial use

Phase 3: Passenger Assigned or In Vehicle – Full Commercial Coverage

When: Driver has accepted a ride request, passenger in vehicle, or traveling to pickup Coverage: Uber/Lyft’s full commercial insurance:

$1 million liability coverage
$1 million uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage
Comprehensive and collision coverage for driver’s vehicle

The Insurance Gap Problem

Coverage Gaps That Hurt Victims:

Personal insurance often excludes commercial use
Phase 2 coverage may be insufficient for serious injuries
Disputes between insurance companies about which phase applies
International drivers may have inadequate personal coverage

How We Bridge These Gaps: Our experience with rideshare cases helps identify all available insurance sources and legal theories to maximize your recovery.

Determining Liability in Uber and Lyft Accidents

Who Can Be Held Responsible?

Rideshare accidents can involve multiple potentially liable parties:

The Rideshare Driver

When Driver May Be Liable:

Negligent driving (speeding, distracted driving, etc.)
Driving under the influence
Violating traffic laws
Fatigue from excessive driving hours

Driver Selection and Training Issues:

Inadequate background checks
Insufficient training on city traffic patterns
Failure to verify driving competency
Allowing drivers with poor records to continue

Uber or Lyft Corporation

Corporate Liability Theories:

Negligent hiring: Failing to properly screen drivers
Negligent supervision: Not monitoring driver safety
Technology defects: App malfunctions causing accidents
Routing problems: Dangerous GPS directions

Vicarious Liability Questions: Courts are still determining when rideshare companies are liable for driver actions. The classification of drivers as “independent contractors” vs. “employees” affects liability.

Other Drivers

Third-Party Vehicle Involvement:

Another driver may have caused the accident
Multiple vehicle collisions with shared fault
Other rideshare or taxi vehicles involved
Commercial vehicles or government entities

Vehicle Manufacturers

Product Liability Issues:

Defective vehicles used for rideshare
Safety equipment failures
Autonomous vehicle technology problems
Maintenance and inspection failures

Proving Liability in Rideshare Cases

Unique Evidence Sources:

Rideshare app data and GPS tracking
Driver ratings and complaint history
Corporate safety policies and training records
Technology platform records and communications

Challenges in Proving Corporate Liability:

Rideshare companies have extensive legal teams
They often claim drivers are independent contractors
Corporate records may be difficult to obtain
Technology evidence requires specialized expertise

Types of Rideshare Accidents We Handle

Comprehensive Representation for All Rideshare Scenarios

Passenger Injuries During Rides

Common Scenarios:

Collisions while traveling to destination
Sudden stops or acceleration causing injuries
Door injuries during pickup or dropoff
Assault or harassment by drivers

Unique Legal Issues:

Rideshare company’s duty to protect passengers
Background check adequacy
Vehicle safety and maintenance standards
Emergency response procedures

Pedestrians Struck by Rideshare Vehicles

Frequent Locations:

Airport pickup areas (LaGuardia, JFK, Newark)
Busy Manhattan intersections during rush hour
Outside popular restaurants and entertainment venues
College campuses and hospital areas

Complications:

Determining driver’s phase of operation
Distracted driving due to app use
Unfamiliarity with pickup locations
Illegal parking or stopping

Other Drivers Hit by Rideshare Vehicles

Common Causes:

Rideshare driver distraction from app notifications
Sudden lane changes to reach passengers
Illegal U-turns or unsafe stops
Fatigue from long driving hours

Insurance Complications:

Multiple insurance policies involved
Disputes over coverage phases
Coordination of benefits issues
Subrogation between insurance companies

Cyclists Injured by Rideshare Vehicles

NYC-Specific Risks:

Bike lane violations by rideshare drivers
“Dooring” incidents during passenger pickup/dropoff
Right hook turns at intersections
Distracted driving in areas with heavy bicycle traffic

Rideshare Accidents at Pickup and Dropoff Locations

Common Pickup/Dropoff Issues:

Illegal stopping in traffic lanes
Passenger confusion about vehicle location
Other vehicles striking stopped rideshare cars
Pedestrian accidents in pickup areas

Special Considerations:

Airport and train station regulations
Hotel and restaurant loading zones
Residential area safety
School and hospital zone restrictions

When Rideshare Drivers Are “On Duty” vs “Off Duty”

Critical Timing That Affects Your Case

The timing of when an accident occurs in relation to the driver’s rideshare activity is crucial for determining insurance coverage:

App-Off Situations

Driver’s Personal Time:

Driving to/from their day job
Personal errands and family activities
Social activities unrelated to rideshare
Commuting home after finishing rideshare driving

Insurance Implications:

Only driver’s personal insurance applies
Uber/Lyft provide no coverage
Personal insurance may have lower limits
Some personal policies exclude commercial use

App-On, No Ride Situations

Waiting for Ride Requests:

Driving around looking for passengers
Parked and waiting for ride requests
Positioning for better pickup opportunities
Between completed rides

Limited Coverage Issues:

Reduced insurance limits during this phase
Gap coverage problems
Disputes over exact timing of app status
Driver may try to claim app was off

Active Ride Situations

Full Commercial Coverage Applies:

Driving to pick up assigned passenger
Passenger in vehicle traveling to destination
Multiple stops during single ride
Waiting during passenger stops

Maximum Coverage Available:

$1 million Uber/Lyft liability coverage
Full uninsured/underinsured motorist protection
Comprehensive collision coverage
Additional coverage for serious injuries

Proving Driver Status at Time of Accident

Technology Evidence:

App logs and GPS tracking data
Ride request timestamps
Payment processing records
Driver location history

Witness Evidence:

Passenger testimony about ride status
Other drivers’ observations
Surveillance footage showing app use
Police report documentation

Documentary Evidence:

Driver earnings records
Rideshare company trip reports
Cell phone records showing app activity
Insurance claim documentation

Evidence Collection in Rideshare Accident Cases

Unique Evidence Sources in Rideshare Cases

Rideshare accidents require specialized evidence collection beyond traditional car accident cases:

Technology and App Data

Critical Digital Evidence:

GPS tracking data from rideshare apps
Driver’s route and speed information
Passenger pickup and dropoff records
App notification and messaging logs

Challenges in Obtaining Data:

Rideshare companies often resist providing data
Privacy laws may limit access
Data may be automatically deleted after time periods
Technical expertise required to interpret data

Driver Background and History

Important Driver Information:

Background check records and results
Driving record and violation history
Previous accident and complaint history
Driver ratings and passenger feedback

Corporate Training and Safety Records:

Safety training completion records
Corporate safety policies and updates
Driver communication and warnings
Vehicle inspection and maintenance records

Vehicle and Equipment Evidence

Physical Evidence:

Vehicle damage patterns and analysis
Safety equipment functionality
Cell phone and app usage forensics
Dashcam or surveillance footage

Maintenance and Safety Records:

Vehicle inspection reports
Maintenance history and receipts
Safety recall compliance
Insurance and registration records

Our Advanced Investigation Capabilities

Technology Resources: “这个律师很棒，非常专业地解决了我的案件。之后有朋友和同事需要的会介绍Steven给他们” – michael wang, New York

Our team works with technology experts to:

Recover deleted or hidden app data
Analyze GPS and location information
Reconstruct accident timelines
Examine driver behavior patterns

Corporate Investigation:

Legal procedures to obtain corporate records
Analysis of safety policies and compliance
Investigation of driver hiring and training
Review of corporate safety initiatives

Common Rideshare Accident Injuries

Injuries Specific to Rideshare Accidents

While rideshare accidents can cause any type of injury common to motor vehicle accidents, certain injury patterns are more frequent:

Passenger-Specific Injuries

Rear Seat Passenger Injuries:

Lack of airbag protection in many rear seats
Different seatbelt configurations
Impact with front seats during collision
Head and neck injuries from sudden stops

Door and Entry/Exit Injuries:

Injuries while entering or exiting vehicles
“Dooring” injuries from opening doors into traffic
Slip and fall injuries during pickup/dropoff
Injuries from automatic door mechanisms

Distracted Driving Injuries

App-Related Distraction Injuries:

Accidents caused by drivers looking at phones
Sudden stops or acceleration while using apps
Wrong-way driving due to GPS errors
Intersection accidents from missed signals

Fatigue-Related Injuries: Many rideshare drivers work long hours leading to:

Microsleep episodes causing accidents
Delayed reaction times
Poor judgment and decision making
More severe accidents due to lack of defensive driving

Psychological Injuries in Rideshare Cases

Trust and Safety Issues:

Anxiety about using rideshare services
PTSD from being injured while in someone else’s care
Fear of being in vehicles with strangers
Depression from loss of independence

Cultural Considerations: Different communities have varying comfort levels with rideshare services, and injuries can exacerbate cultural concerns about:

Riding with unknown drivers
Language barriers with drivers
Cultural differences in driving styles
Family concerns about rideshare safety

Dealing with Uber and Lyft’s Insurance Companies

Corporate Insurance Strategy vs. Individual Rights

Uber and Lyft have sophisticated insurance operations designed to minimize payouts:

Common Insurance Company Tactics

Phase Disputes:

Claiming driver was “off duty” when app data shows otherwise
Arguing accidents occurred between phases
Disputing when rides officially began or ended
Creating confusion about multiple insurance policies

Liability Shifting:

Blaming other drivers or road conditions
Claiming passenger contributed to injuries
Arguing pre-existing medical conditions
Minimizing corporate responsibility

Quick Settlement Pressure:

Offering immediate settlements before full injury extent known
Suggesting litigation is unnecessary or risky
Using corporate resources to pressure individual victims
Taking advantage of financial pressure from medical bills

How We Counter Corporate Tactics

Comprehensive Case Development: “스티븐 로러스 변호사님께 내 캐이스를 의뢰한 것은 나에게 축복이였습니다. 스티븐 로러스 변호사님은 내 캐이스를 내가 생각한것 이상으로 잘 끝내 주셨고, 또 사무실 직원들 모두 친절하게 해셨습니다.” – Yun Sun Chon, New York

Technical Expertise:

Independent analysis of app data and technology
Expert testimony on rideshare operations
Corporate policy analysis and compliance review
Advanced accident reconstruction techniques

Aggressive Advocacy:

Thorough discovery of corporate records
Depositions of corporate executives and safety personnel
Public records research on safety violations
Coordination with regulatory investigations

Multilingual Considerations for NYC’s Diverse Rideshare Users

Language Barriers in Rideshare Accidents

NYC’s rideshare ecosystem involves drivers and passengers from incredibly diverse backgrounds, creating unique communication challenges:

Driver-Passenger Communication Issues

Common Language Problems:

Emergency communication during accidents
Inability to provide clear pickup/dropoff directions
Misunderstanding about ride destinations
Difficulty reporting safety concerns to rideshare companies

Accident Response Complications:

Communication with emergency responders
Providing accurate information to police
Understanding insurance procedures
Describing injuries and symptoms to medical providers

Insurance and Legal Communication

Challenges for Non-English Speakers:

Understanding insurance policy terms and coverage
Communicating with corporate insurance adjusters
Navigating complex legal procedures
Understanding rights and legal options

Cultural Considerations: Different communities have varying:

Comfort levels with authority figures
Expectations about personal injury compensation
Family involvement in legal decisions
Attitudes toward litigation and settlement

Our Multilingual Approach to Rideshare Cases

Native Language Support: “这个律师非常专业，这个40多年经验。服务也非常周到，感谢这个律师帮我争取了合理的赔偿。谢谢办公室所有的工作人员” – Vicky Duan, New York

Comprehensive Language Services:

Legal consultations in Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, and Spanish
Translation of all legal documents and insurance communications
Interpreter services for medical appointments and legal proceedings
Cultural liaisons who understand community values and concerns

Community Integration: “史蒂文律师很专业，工作人员也很配合工作。如果之后我朋友或同事需要的话我会向他们推荐史蒂文律师” – luo kim, New York

Our deep community connections help us:

Understand cultural attitudes toward rideshare services
Connect clients with culturally appropriate medical providers
Navigate family decision-making processes
Address community concerns about legal action

Technology and Data in Rideshare Accident Cases

Digital Evidence That Can Make or Break Your Case

Modern rideshare accidents generate vast amounts of digital evidence that can be crucial for your case:

Rideshare App Data

GPS and Location Information:

Precise accident location and timing
Driver route and speed before accident
Passenger pickup and dropoff coordinates
Driver behavior patterns and history

Communication Records:

Driver-passenger in-app messaging
Customer service complaint records
Driver communications with rideshare company
Safety incident reports and responses

Vehicle Technology Evidence

Modern Vehicle Data:

Event data recorders (black boxes)
Airbag deployment information
Speed and braking data
Steering and acceleration patterns

Mobile Device Evidence:

Cell phone usage during driving
App notifications and distractions
GPS navigation errors or problems
Communication records at time of accident

Surveillance and Camera Evidence

NYC’s Extensive Camera Network:

Traffic camera footage from intersections
Business surveillance covering accident scenes
Dashcam footage from other vehicles
Social media posts and photos from scene

Challenges in Obtaining Technology Evidence

Corporate Resistance:

Rideshare companies may claim data is proprietary
Privacy laws may limit access to some information
Data retention policies may result in automatic deletion
Corporate legal teams often resist discovery requests

Technical Complexity:

Specialized expertise required to interpret data
Multiple data sources must be correlated
Time-sensitive evidence may be lost quickly
Expert testimony required to explain technical evidence

Compensation Available for Rideshare Accident Victims

Understanding Your Recovery Options

Rideshare accident compensation can come from multiple sources, depending on the circumstances:

Insurance Coverage Sources

Rideshare Company Insurance:

Up to $1 million liability coverage (Phase 3)
Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage
Medical payment coverage
Property damage coverage

Driver’s Personal Insurance:

Primary coverage when app is off
Gap coverage in some situations
Additional liability limits
Comprehensive and collision coverage

Third-Party Insurance:

Other driver’s liability insurance
Commercial vehicle insurance
Government entity insurance
Property owner liability insurance

Types of Compensation Available

Economic Damages:

Medical expenses and future medical care
Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
Property damage and replacement costs
Transportation and care expenses

Non-Economic Damages:

Pain and suffering compensation
Emotional distress and anxiety
Loss of enjoyment of life
Impact on relationships and family

Punitive Damages:

Available in cases of gross negligence
Corporate misconduct or cover-ups
Deliberate safety violations
Fraudulent or deceptive practices

Factors Affecting Compensation Amounts

Injury Severity and Impact:

Permanent disabilities and limitations
Need for ongoing medical care
Impact on career and earning capacity
Effect on daily activities and relationships

Available Insurance Coverage:

Multiple insurance policies may apply
Higher limits from commercial coverage
Coordination of benefits between policies
Potential for corporate liability beyond insurance

Case Strength and Evidence:

Clear liability and fault determination
Strong medical evidence of injuries
Comprehensive documentation of damages
Expert testimony and case presentation

Special Challenges for Different Types of Victims

Passengers vs. Pedestrians vs. Other Drivers

Each type of rideshare accident victim faces unique challenges:

Rideshare Passengers

Unique Legal Position:

Generally not at fault for accidents
Protected by rideshare company’s insurance
May have claims against multiple parties
Special duty of care from rideshare companies

Common Challenges:

Pressure to accept quick settlements
Complex insurance coordination
Corporate legal teams protecting company interests
Difficulty obtaining corporate records and data

Pedestrians and Cyclists

Vulnerability Factors:

Often suffer more severe injuries
May face bias about contributory fault
Limited insurance coverage for catastrophic injuries
Need for extensive medical and economic expert testimony

Proving Rideshare Driver Fault:

App distraction while driving
Illegal parking or stopping for pickups
Unfamiliarity with pickup locations
Violation of traffic laws during rideshare operations

[Read our blog on Pedestrian Accidents]

Other Drivers

Complexity of Multi-Party Cases:

Multiple insurance companies involved
Determination of fault percentages
Coordination of medical treatment
Subrogation issues between insurance companies

Proving Rideshare Driver Negligence:

Driver fatigue from excessive hours
Distraction from rideshare app notifications
Pressure to reach passengers quickly
Inadequate training for city driving

Client Testimonials Reflecting Our Comprehensive Approach

“Attorney Zhang is a very serious and responsible lawyer. When he was in charge of my case, he personally came to my door to explain the progress of the case to me in detail. He was careful and did everything conscientiously.” – Michelle Li, New York

“律师很负责任。工作人员也很认真交负责。如果朋友或同事需要会推荐给他们这个律师” – Yan Yu Chen, New York

Frequently Asked Questions

General Rideshare Accident Questions

Q: What should I do immediately after a rideshare accident? A: Call 911, get medical attention, document everything, gather information about the rideshare driver and vehicle, contact witnesses, and call an experienced rideshare accident attorney immediately.

Q: Does it matter whether I was a passenger, pedestrian, or other driver? A: Yes, your status affects which insurance coverage applies and what legal theories are available. Each situation has different challenges and opportunities for recovery.

Q: How long do I have to file a claim after a rideshare accident? A: Generally three years for a lawsuit, but insurance claims must be filed much sooner. Contact an attorney immediately because evidence can be lost quickly in rideshare cases.

Q: Can I sue both the driver and the rideshare company? A: Potentially yes, depending on the circumstances. Rideshare companies may be liable for negligent hiring, training, or supervision, while drivers may be liable for their negligent driving.

Questions About Insurance Coverage

Q: What if the rideshare driver claims the app was off during the accident? A: We can investigate app data, GPS records, and other evidence to determine the true status. Drivers sometimes falsely claim the app was off to avoid responsibility.

Q: How much insurance coverage is available for rideshare accidents? A: Up to $1 million from Uber/Lyft when drivers are actively engaged in rides, plus driver’s personal insurance and potentially other sources. The exact amount depends on the specific circumstances.

Q: What if I was injured as a passenger and the other driver was at fault? A: You may have claims against both the rideshare driver’s insurance and the other driver’s insurance, potentially providing multiple sources of recovery.

Q: Will my own insurance cover me in a rideshare accident? A: Your personal insurance may provide coverage depending on your role in the accident and your policy terms. We review all potential sources of coverage.

Questions About Rideshare Companies

Q: Can I sue Uber or Lyft directly for my injuries? A: Potentially yes, if they were negligent in hiring, training, or supervising drivers, or if their technology or policies contributed to the accident.

Q: How do I get accident data from Uber or Lyft? A: Rideshare companies often resist providing data. Experienced attorneys know how to obtain this crucial evidence through legal procedures.

Q: What if the rideshare driver was using drugs or alcohol? A: This could support claims against both the driver and potentially the rideshare company for inadequate screening or monitoring.

Questions About Language and Cultural Issues

Q: I don’t speak English well. Can I still pursue a rideshare accident claim? A: Absolutely. We provide complete services in multiple languages and ensure that language barriers never prevent you from getting the compensation you deserve.

Q: The rideshare driver and I spoke different languages. How does this affect my case? A: Communication barriers can sometimes contribute to accidents or complicate evidence gathering, but they don’t prevent you from pursuing compensation.

Q: Will cultural differences affect how my case is handled? A: We understand and respect cultural differences while ensuring you receive the same quality representation and results as any other client.

Contact Our NYC Rideshare Accident Legal Team

Experienced Representation for Complex Rideshare Cases

Rideshare accidents require specialized knowledge of corporate insurance policies, technology evidence, and rapidly evolving regulations. You need an attorney who understands these complexities and has the resources to take on large corporations.

Don’t let Uber and Lyft’s corporate legal teams intimidate you.

Why Choose the Law Office of Steven Louros for Your Rideshare Case?

Proven Experience with Complex Cases:

Over $500 million recovered for injured clients
Extensive experience with corporate defendants and insurance companies
Success in cases involving multiple parties and complex insurance coverage
Track record of obtaining maximum compensation for victims

Technology and Investigation Resources: “这个律师很棒，非常专业地解决了我的案件。之后有朋友和同事需要的会介绍Steven给他们” – michael wang, New York

Multilingual Excellence Our Clients Appreciate: “Steven Louros에게 10여년째 의뢰를 하고있는 의뢰인입니다. 신속하고 성실하게 사건을 처리하는 신뢰할수있는 변호사입니다. 특히 제니퍼 사무장님은 매우 친절하며 사건의뢰를 성실한 업무로 도와주셔서 정말 편하게 의뢰를 할수있는 분입니다.” – Joanne B, New York

Corporate-Level Legal Resources:

Technology experts for app data analysis
Accident reconstruction specialists
Medical experts familiar with rideshare injury patterns
Economic experts for complex damage calculations

Available Languages:

English
中文 (Mandarin Chinese)
廣東話 (Cantonese)
한국어 (Korean)
Español (Spanish)

Contact Information:

Phone: (718) 423-0448 | (212) 481-5275
Address: Manhattan: 1261 BROADWAY SUITE 507, New York NY 10001

Office Hours:

Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: By appointment
24/7 Emergency Consultations Available for Serious Rideshare Accidents

Service Areas:

We represent rideshare accident victims throughout:

Manhattan: All neighborhoods, including major rideshare pickup areas
Brooklyn: Including high-traffic rideshare zones and residential areas
Queens: Flushing, airport areas, and all communities
The Bronx: Complete borough coverage including commercial districts
Staten Island: All areas including bridge approaches
Long Island: Nassau and Suffolk Counties
Westchester County: All municipalities

What to Bring to Your Consultation:

Police report and case number
Photos of vehicle damage and accident scene
Medical records from any treatment received
Rideshare app screenshots or receipts
Insurance information for all parties
Any correspondence from Uber, Lyft, or insurance companies

What to Expect:

Free initial consultation in your preferred language
Comprehensive case evaluation including technology evidence review
Clear explanation of rideshare insurance complexities
No pressure to hire us – the choice is always yours
Immediate action plan for evidence preservation and case development

Take Action Now

Rideshare accident cases involve unique challenges that require immediate attention. App data can be deleted, corporate evidence can disappear, and insurance companies begin building defenses immediately.

Call now for your free consultation: (718) 423-0448

Remember:

You pay nothing unless we win your case
All consultations are completely free
We handle all communication with rideshare companies and insurance companies
Your immigration status doesn’t affect your rights
Time limits apply to evidence preservation and legal claims

We fight to the end for rideshare accident victims across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, Staten Island, and Long Island—providing personalized, results-driven legal care in the language you’re most comfortable speaking.

Contact the Law firm here : https://louroslawny.com/contact-form/

Legal Disclaimer: This content is the exclusive property of the Law Office of Steven Louros and is protected by copyright law. Any unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of this material is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action. The information provided on this website is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every rideshare accident case is unique, and past results do not guarantee future outcomes. For specific legal guidance regarding your situation, please contact our office directly for a confidential consultation with one of our experienced attorneys.

The Law Office of Steven Louros has been serving New York City’s diverse communities for over 40 years, adapting to the changing landscape of personal injury law while maintaining our commitment to aggressive representation and respect for cultural values. Our experience with rideshare accident cases reflects our dedication to staying current with legal developments while providing the personalized service our clients deserve.

Website: https://louroslawny.com