FAQs Category: Gwinnett Uber Accident

Uber has specific requirements for anyone wanting to offer rides on their platform. However, sometimes they aren’t strictly enforced. According to Uber, the requirements are as follows: Meet the minimum legal driving age Have at least one year of licensed driving experience in the U.S. (three years is required if you are under 23 years […]

If you suffered injuries in an accident as a passenger in an Uber vehicle or another vehicle, you might file a claim against Uber’s insurance policy. Keep in mind that their insurance company, just like most other insurance companies, will likely try to circumvent their liability. Having an attorney who is experienced and knowledgeable in […]

If you sustain injuries in an Uber driver’s vehicle, insurance can cover them. The only dilemma is, which policy applies; is it Uber’s insurance policy or the at-fault driver’s policy? After suffering injuries in an Uber affiliated vehicle, you can be compensated by either the: The at-fault driver’s insurance company, which might be Uber’s driver […]

At Braun’s Injury Law Firm, we see more cases where the Uber driver is at fault than a non-Uber driver. No matter how the driver contributed to the accident, they were always negligent. Their negligence makes them liable for your injuries. Common causes of Uber accidents include: Speed. High speed is a top factor in Gwinnett County […]

Yes, a passenger can file a lawsuit against an Uber driver. However, you probably won’t have to. An insurance claim can be all it takes to get fair compensation an injured passenger needs for: Medical expenses Lost wages Property damage Pain and suffering Scarring and disfigurement In only a small percentage of claims, a lawsuit […]

Since its inception, Uber has attempted to shield itself from being sued for accidents that its drivers may cause by designating its drivers as independent contractors instead of employees. Taking this action has many benefits for them, but it creates problems for Uber passengers and drivers. However, there are some situations in which a lawsuit might be […]

Generally, accident victims should file insurance claims as soon as possible. Many policies have limits as to how long after an accident you can report a claim. If you intend to or find yourself needing to file a lawsuit to get fair compensation, Georgia law dictates that you must file your legal case within two years of the date […]

After any auto collision, see a doctor. Even if you feel fine and aren’t exhibiting any symptoms, you could still have hidden injuries. Documenting your injuries in a medical record as soon as possible is critical to your case’s success. If you don’t see a doctor and begin having neck pain two weeks after your […]

There’s no law against handling your own Uber accident claim. However, the real question is, Should you handle your claim independently? Generally, and especially for rideshare accidents, the answer is a firm no. Even the simplest of auto accident claims can be perplexing and take up a lot of time. If you’re trying to heal […]