What happens if another vehicle caused an accident with the Uber I was riding in?

If you were a passenger in an Uber that was hit by another negligent or reckless driver, you would turn to that driver and their insurance company for compensation for your injuries. However, if the other driver’s insurance coverage is insufficient to fully compensate you, you may also be entitled to turn to the insurance provided by Uber for compensation under the uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage in Uber’s policy.

What should I do after an Uber accident to protect my rights?

If you’ve been involved in an accident in an Uber or involving an Uber vehicle, you should remember to photograph the accident scene, damage to the vehicles involved in the crash, and any visible injuries you may have suffered. Also, make sure that you or someone else involved in the accident has reported the crash to the police, or you can file a crash report with NJDOT after the accident. You should also notify Uber — if you are a passenger in an Uber, you should also notify the company about the accident. Finally, you should also notify your own car insurance company (if you have one).

How much does a lawyer cost?

The great anxiety that people have when they meet with attorneys is the cost associated with quality legal representation. That’s understandable. But with Camili & Capo, PA, we’re always trying to get top dollar for your injuries, because we don’t get paid unless you get paid.

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How Uber Compensates Injured Accident Victims

New Jersey law requires that rideshare companies like Uber provide insurance in the event a vehicle driving for the service is involved in an accident. The availability of insurance depends on what the Uber driver and vehicle are doing at the time of the accident:

Driver is not logged onto the Uber mobile application: If the driver is not on the Uber mobile app when an accident occurs, then the driver is not considered to be driving for Uber at the time of the accident. In that case, the driver’s own personal or commercial auto insurance coverage applies as the only insurance coverage available for an accident.
Driver is logged into the mobile application and is awaiting a ride request: Injury/death liability coverage of at least $50,000 per person, $100,000 per incident, property damage liability coverage of at least $25,000 per accident, and personal injury protection coverage and uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage as otherwise required by law.
Driver has accepted a ride request and is traveling to pick up a passenger, or has a passenger in the vehicle: At least $1.5 million in liability coverage and at least $1.5 million in uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, along with $10,000 in primary medical payments coverage for the driver.

When an Uber driver causes an accident, the driver and Uber cannot raise the “verbal threshold” against an injured accident victim who seeks compensation for pain and suffering or lost quality of life.

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Even though Uber is required to provide insurance coverage for injuries caused by accidents involving its vehicles, Uber accident victims can still face a struggle in obtaining fair and full compensation for their injuries and damages. Uber and its insurance providers may try to argue that the insurance coverage doesn’t apply for the accident, or that an accident victim’s injuries and losses are not as extensive as they claim.

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Reviewing evidence from the accident to build your case to show how the accident and your injuries occurred
Identifying the parties that can be held liable for your injuries and damages
Filing claims with insurers and vigorously negotiating for a settlement that pays you every penny you deserve
Rejecting the insurance company’s settlement offers that don’t fully compensate you for your losses, and taking your case to court and to trial if necessary

The parties responsible for your injuries and damages have adjusters and defense lawyers fighting to limit your compensation. You deserve legal representation from qualified New Jersey Uber accident lawyers who will fight back to protect your rights and interests and that has the expertise and confidence to pursue your claim as far as needed, including all the way to trial, to ensure you receive the outcome you deserve in your case.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Uber Accidents In New Jersey

If you were a passenger in an Uber that was hit by another negligent or reckless driver, you would turn to that driver and their insurance company for compensation for your injuries. However, if the other driver’s insurance coverage is insufficient to fully compensate you, you may also be entitled to turn to the insurance provided by Uber for compensation under the uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage in Uber’s policy.
If you’ve been involved in an accident in an Uber or involving an Uber vehicle, you should remember to photograph the accident scene, damage to the vehicles involved in the crash, and any visible injuries you may have suffered. Also, make sure that you or someone else involved in the accident has reported the crash to the police, or you can file a crash report with NJDOT after the accident. You should also notify Uber — if you are a passenger in an Uber, you should also notify the company about the accident. Finally, you should also notify your own car insurance company (if you have one).