Were you in a car accident in the state of Massachusetts while driving with a Lyft or Uber driver? If so, know you are not alone. Rideshare accidents like these are common and with a population of 6,902,000 in Massachusetts – they will continue to be on the rise. Accidents such as these are a big deal because they not online involve the drivers, but also the passenger who was taking the ride with that driver. If you’re experiencing any pain after an Uber or Lyft accident, contact us today. If your case is accepted, you will owe us nothing until your case is successfully settled with whatever company it was who caused you pain. We serve the following areas:
- Boston
- Worcester
- Springfield
- Lowell
- Cambridge
- New Bedford
- Brockton
- Quincy
- Lynn
- Fall River
- Newton
- Lawrence
- Somerville
- Framingham
- Haverhill
- Waltham
- Malden
- Brookline
- Plymouth
- Medford
- Taunton
- Chicopee
- Weymouth
- Revere
- Peabody
- Methuen
- Barnstable
- Pittsfield
- Attleboro
- Arlington
- Everett
- Salem
- Westfield
- Leominster
- Fitchburg
- Billerica
- Holyoke
- Beverly
- Marlborough
- Woburn
- Amherst
- Braintree
- Shrewsbury
- Chelsea
- Dartmouth
- Chelmsford
- Andover
- Natick
- Randolph
- Watertown
- Franklin
- Falmouth
- Dracut
- Lexington
- Tewksbury
- Needham
- Gloucester
- All other areas throughout the state of Massachusetts.
Uber Accidents and Insurance Coverage in Massachusetts
It does not matter if you were in Middlesex County, Worcester County, Essex County, Suffolk County, Norfolk County, Bristol County, Plymouth County, Hampden County, Barstable County, Hampshire County, Berkshire County, Franklin County, Dukes County, or Nantucket County – we are here to help. In order for you to get the absolute biggest settlement you can following your Uber or Lyft accident will all depend on how much money the other driver has on their insurance policy. Generally speaking, most people who are driving just have standard driving insurance. However, rideshare drivers like Uber and Lyft have a $1,000,000 insurance policy both for uninsured/underinsured coverage AND liability. Feel confident knowing that the company who caused you this pain has enough money to pay for whatever fees may have acquired. These include, but are not limited to:
- Pain and suffering
- Medical expenses
- Current lost wages
- Physical therapy expenses
- Any future wages lost
- Chiropractic expenses
- Past lost wages from the inability to work
- Other other expenses that may be related to your accident
Time Limits to File Uber Accident Lawsuits in Massachusetts
According to the statute of limitations in Massachusetts, you have 3 years from the date of the incident to file a claim against whoever caused you harm. You’ll want to make sure you have as much evidence as you possibly can because while you’re working on your case – Uber’s legal team is working on theirs.
Choosing the Right Massachusetts Uber Accident Attorneys
Searching for an Uber accident lawyer in Massachusetts can be overwhelming when there are over 42,926 lawyers currently practicing law. Here are a few suggestions we hope will lead you in the right direction. First, we suggest you work with a lawyer who specifically works on personal injury cases ONLY. Second, make sure that the lawyer you are interested in working with has online results that are good. Third, look at their website and make sure that the majority of their reviews online are positive. With these, you should be able to find an Uber or Lyft accident lawyer who works best for you. Contact us right away if you have any questions regarding your case, or need help finding a Massachusetts injury attorney.