If you are injured or your vehicle suffered damage from the accident, you can file a claim against the rideshare driver just as you would in any other vehicle accident. You don’t have to be a rideshare passenger to hold a driver accountable for their actions.

Rideshare app drivers are technically independent contractors instead of Uber or Lyft employees. This classification legally separates the companies from the actions of their drivers. You can file a lawsuit against Uber or Lyft if you discover that the company was negligent in hiring the driver or allowing them to continue to drive. Hire an experienced Duluth car accident lawyer to review your claim right away if you sustained injuries in an accident with a rideshare driver.

I am the founding partner of Brauns Law Accident Injury Lawyers, PC. I only represent plaintiffs in injury cases and only handle personal injury claims. This allows me to focus solely on personal injury litigation and devote myself to helping injured residents in Georgia recover fair compensation for their damages.