From Tom Feher, Esq. “Senate Bill 623 sounded alarming when Uber first pushed it, but the version that became law in June 2026 kept the protections that matter most. You can still sue after a rideshare crash, and you can still hire us on contingency with no fee unless we win. What did change is […]
From Tom Feher, Esq. “Rideshare crashes confuse people because the insurance depends on what the app was doing at the exact moment of impact. Was the driver logged off, waiting for a ride request, or carrying a passenger? Each phase unlocks a different amount of coverage, and Uber and Lyft carry a $1 million policy
Hire a personal injury attorney before speaking to Uber or Lyft’s insurance adjuster after a passenger injury. Why early statements hurt your case, when the $1M policy pays, California deadlines, and how much passenger cases settle for.
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Rejecting an insurance settlement offer in California is a legal counter-move, not a final answer: you can submit a written counter-demand, request the adjuster’s medical-bill itemization, and continue negotiating before any litigation deadline. In our cases, first offers typically come in at 30 to 50 percent of the case’s documented value, and counter-demands supported by
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