Uber and Lyft provide varying coverage levels depending on whether the driver is working for the rideshare company at the time of the accident as well as numerous other factors. Issues such as whether the app was active, a ride was in progress, or the driver was offline are not necessarily determinative- the rideshare company may still be liable when the driver isn’t actively “driving” a client. Additionally, the driver's personal insurance, the rideshare company's insurance policies, and potential third-party negligence create multi-faceted and often very complicated litigation. You need an attorney who knows how to navigate through liability denials and the tricks the rideshare and insurance companies play to escape justice.

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