The Answer
If you’re hurt in a Uber or Lyft crash, don’t assume insurance companies will “handle it.” These cases are complicated because multiple policies—your own, the driver’s, and the rideshare company’s—may overlap.
Here’s what to do:
- Call 911 – Get a police report.
- Seek medical attention immediately. Even minor pain can signal serious injuries.
- Take photos of vehicles, the scene, and the rideshare app screen showing your trip.
- Don’t speak with the insurance companies alone. They’re trained to minimize payouts.
- Contact a lawyer right away. Michigan’s No-Fault insurance laws are tricky and time-sensitive.
At Marko Law, we fight for rideshare passengers, pedestrians, and drivers injured through no fault of their own.
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