Accidents involving Uber, Lyft, and other rideshare services raise complicated questions about insurance, liability, and passenger rights. At Alpert Schreyer, our personal injury attorneys in Maryland fight for your rights and fair compensation whether you were a passenger, driver, or another motorist.

I Was Injured in a Motorcycle Accident. What Lawyer Do I Call?

If you’ve been hit by a motorcycle in Maryland, contact our personal injury lawyers at Alpert Schreyer, LLC 24/7 by calling us at (301) 720-1309 or filling out our online form. During your consultation we will review the facts and evidence, including:

  • Discuss the next steps for your claim
  • The date, time, and location of the accident
  • Cause of the accident
  • All parties involved, and whether any witnesses were present
  • The police report
  • Photos, videos, or other evidence of the scene
  • The extent of your injuries and symptoms, medical treatment received, and any future treatment recommendations
  • Time missed from work, lost income, and any future lost income
  • The impact of the injuries on your daily life and activities
  • Actions or negligence by the other party that may have led to the incident
  • Deadlines that could affect your right to file a claim
  • Determine if another party is at-fault and if you have a strong case
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Why Choose Alpert Schreyer’s Personal Injury Lawyers in Maryland For Your Rideshare Accident Claim?

When corporations and rideshare insurance companies attempt to avoid liability or minimize payouts, our attorneys hold them accountable. We know the tactics insurers use to delay or deny valid claims, and are prepared to challenge them with strong evidence, strategic negotiation to pursue the full compensation you deserve.

  • Clear Communication & Dedicated Client Support⎯Our rideshare accident attorneys will discuss your claim options and explain the process every step of the way.
  • Strong Legal Representation⎯We negotiate aggressively with rideshare companies and their insurers to recover what you’re owed.

Who May Be Liable in a Rideshare Accident in Maryland?

Rideshare accidents can involve multiple responsible parties, and we work to determine who is at fault and what coverage applies. At fault parties can include:

  • The rideshare driver
  • Uber or Lyft
  • Another at-fault driver
  • Vehicle manufacturer (in defective vehicle cases)
  • Employers or third parties (in multi-vehicle scenarios)

Rideshare companies carry up to $1 million in liability coverage, depending on the driver’s status at the time of the crash.

Common Rideshare Accident Injuries in Maryland

  • Whiplash and neck strain
  • Concussions and traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
  • Back and spinal cord injuries
  • Herniated or bulging discs
  • Broken bones and fractures
  • Soft tissue injuries (sprains and strains)
  • Internal bleeding or organ damage
  • Cuts, lacerations, and bruising
  • Knee, shoulder, and joint injuries
  • Emotional trauma, anxiety, or PTSD
  • Facial injuries or dental damage
  • Airbag-related burns or injuries

Don’t Wait to File a Rideshare Accident Claim

Rideshare accidents have strict timelines for reporting and filing claims. Acting quickly gives us the best chance to preserve evidence, protect your rights, and fight for maximum compensation.

Contact Alpert Schreyer’s Rideshare Accident Lawyers in Maryland

If you’ve been injured in an Uber or Lyft crash, Alpert Schreyer’s rideshare accident lawyers are here to fight for you. We have offices in Waldorf, Lanham, Frederick, and Rockville, but serve clients throughout Maryland. Alpert Schreyer’s personal injury attorneys provide experienced representation for victims facing serious injuries, mounting medical bills, and lost income after a semi-truck accident. We’ll handle all the filing deadlines and negotiate with rideshare company insurers on your behalf. Don’t fight this alone. 

Call us today at (301) 709-4774 or fill out our online form 24/7 to get a free consultation.

Rideshare Accident FAQs

Uber and Lyft provide insurance coverage in certain situations, but the amount available depends on whether the driver was logged into the app or actively transporting a passenger.

Injured passengers are often entitled to compensation regardless of which driver caused the crash.

In Maryland, accident victims usually have three years from the date of the crash to file a personal injury claim.