Have you been suffering from any pain after being in a car accident with an Uber or Lyft driver in the state of Iowa? If so, know you aren’t alone. With a population over 3,156,000 residents and growing, rideshare accidents such as these will continue to be on the rise. Accidents like these are big deal because they involve not only the passenger who was taking that ride, but the rideshare driver as well. If you experiencing any pain following an Uber accident in Iowa, get in contact with us today. We serve the following areas:
- Des Moines
- Cedar Rapids
- Sioux City
- Davenport
- Waterloo
- Iowa City
- Ames
- West Des Moines
- Council Bluffs
- Ankeny
- Dubuque
- Urbandale
- Cedar Falls
- Marion
- Bettendorf
- Mason City
- Marshalltown
- Clinton
- Burlington
- Ottomwa
- All other areas throughout the state of Iowa.
Uber Accidents and Insurance Coverage in Iowa
It doesn’t matter wether you were injured in Polk County, Linn County, Scott County, Black Hawk County, Johnson County, Woodbury County, Dubuque County, Pottawattamie County, Story County, Dallas County, Clinton County, Warren County, Cerro Gordo County, Des Moines County, Muscatine County, or Marshall County, we are able to help. For you to get the biggest settlement possible after your Uber accident is going to depend on how much money the insurance policy of the other driver is. Generally, most people driving on the road only have standard driving insurance. However, rideshare drivers like Uber and Lyft – are given a $1,000,000 insurance policy both for uninsured/underinsured coverage and liability. You should feel comfortable knowing that whatever company caused you this pain has enough money to pay for any expenses. These might include, but are not limited to:
- Pain and suffering
- Medical expenses
- Chiropractic expenses
- Current lost wages
- Any future wages lost
- Physical therapy expenses
- Past lost wages from the inability to work
- Any other expenses that might be related to your accident
Time Limits to File Uber Accident Lawsuits in Iowa
According to the law in Iowa, from the date of the accident, you are given a 2 year limit to file a personal injury claim against whoever caused the injury. You are going to want to have as much evidence as you possibly can because while you are working on your case, Uber’s legal team is working on theirs.
Choosing the Right Iowa Uber Accident Attorneys
It can be overwhelming while looking for a lawyer in Iowa when there are over 7,454 lawyers currently practicing law. However, we have a few suggestions for you. First, we suggest you work with a lawyer that handles personal injury law ONLY. Second, make sure that the lawyer you want to work with has great online results. Third, go check out their website and make sure that the majority of their online reviews are all positive. If you have any legal questions, or need help finding an Iowa Uber lawsuit attorney, contact us today.