Our attorneys can investigate your case to determine who may bear liability.
Depending on the type of accident, one or more parties may be responsible:
Rideshare accidents: Uber or Lyft have insurance policies that take effect under certain conditions. For instance, you could have options through their corporate insurance policy if you were a passenger when the driver crashed. However, you may need to make a claim against the driver’s personal insurance in some situations.
Truck accidents: You may assume that a truck driver should pay you if they caused the crash, but their employer could also bear liability. Trucking companies often carry corporate insurance policies with higher limits, allowing you to seek higher compensation for significant damages. Cargo-loading companies or manufacturers of defective parts could also be responsible.
Car or motorcycle accidents: A reckless or careless driver may need to pay for your losses. However, other parties (such as government agencies or construction companies) could also bear liability if poor road conditions played a role in the crash.
Our team will work to hold all responsible parties accountable in your case.