If you or someone you love was injured after being in an auto accident in the state of Illinois, get legal help today. Having a population of 12,740,000 residents, rideshare accidents like this will continue to be on the rise. If your case is accepted, you will owe us nothing until we successfully settle your case with Uber, or whatever company it was who caused you this pain. If your accident happened in any of the following areas in Illinois, contact us today. We serve the following areas:
- Chicago
- Aurora
- Rockford
- Joliet
- Naperville
- Springfield
- Peoria
- Elgin
- Waukegan
- Cicero
- Champaign
- Bloomington
- Decatur
- Evanston
- Arlington Heights
- Bolingbrook
- Schaumburg
- Skokie
- Palatine
- Orland Park
- Des Plaines
- Oak Lawn
- Tinley Park
- All other areas in the state of Illinois.
Uber Accidents and Insurance Coverage in Illinois
No matter if you were in Cook County, DuPage County, Will County, Kane County, McHenry County, Winnebago County, St. Clair County, Champaign County, Sangamon County, Peoria County, McLean County, Rock Island County, Lake County, Tazewell County, Kendall County, LaSalle County, Kankakee County, or Macon County – we are here to help you. For you to get the most money from a settlement will all depend on the insurance policy of whoever was driving and responsible for causing any injuries. While most people who get behind the wheel just have basic auto insurance, rideshare drivers like Uber are given much greater liability. Uber drivers have a $1,000,000 insurance policy both for uninsured/underinsured coverage and liability. Since their policy is so high, feel confident in knowing Uber most definitely has enough money to pay for any costs that might have been acquired following the wreck. These include, but are not limited to:
- Medical expenses
- Pain and suffering
- Current lost wages
- Physical therapy expenses
- Chiropractic expenses
- Past lost wages from the inability to work
- Any future wages lost
- Any other expenses related to your accident
Time Limits to File Uber Accident Lawsuits in Illinois
Following an auto accident, it’s important to not delay in talking with a rideshare accident lawyer. In Illinois, the law states you have 2 years from the date of the accident to file a personal injury claim – according to the statute of limitations. Make sure that you have as much evidence as you possibly can. While you’re working on your case, Uber’s team is working on theirs.
Choosing the Right Illinois Uber Accident Attorneys
Finding the best Uber accident lawyer in Illinois can be intimidating when there’s over 63,422 lawyers currently practicing law. We first recommend that you work with a lawyer who handles personal injury law ONLY. Secondly, make sure that the law firm you’re interested in has good results (check out their case results page online.) Last, look at their website and make sure that the majority of their online reviews are all positive. Hopefully these tips will lead you in the right way of finding an Uber lawyer in Illinois that works best for you. Contact us today if you have any questions regarding your case, or to find out more about your legal rights.