Uber Accident Attorney Philadelphia

Uber has been sued countless times for a litany of reasons. Here are a few of the most common types of lawsuits they face from consumers (as opposed to employees, other companies, or governments):

• Uber car crash injury
• Uber JUMP scooter injury
• Sexual misconduct by Uber driver

If you were injured in an Uber incident, you may be owed money for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages. As for who’s liable, that depends on the situation:

• If an Uber driver was at fault for your injury: Your best chance of securing compensation is likely through third party liability insurance. These policies pay up to $1 million per accident for personal injuries and property damage. As a passenger, you may be covered.
• If another driver was at fault: If someone other than the Uber driver was responsible for the injury, you may be able to recover damages from the at-fault driver via their insurance provider. (In general, our firm usually sues insurance companies, not individuals.)

These cases are complex, and filing them yourself would be incredibly time-consuming and hard. Plus, Morgan & Morgan works on a contingency fee basis, which means there’s no cost to get started, and we get paid only if you win.

Founded in 1988, Morgan & Morgan has grown into America’s largest personal injury law firm by treating every client like family. We have no “big cases” or “small cases”; all our cases are big cases, because that’s what our clients deserve, and that’s how we win. We have the experience, attorneys, and resources to take on the biggest companies in the U.S., such as Uber, and to hold them accountable.

To date, we have recovered more than $25 billion for over 100,000 clients.

If you were injured in an Uber-related incident, it may be tempting to accept the first offer you receive just to resolve the matter. But by doing so, you could cost yourself thousands or even millions of dollars. Our Philadelphia Uber accident lawyers will fight to get you full and fair compensation for your injuries. There’s no cost upfront, and it’s 100% free unless you win.

Get started today with a free, no-obligation case evaluation.