Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft have transformed transportation in Tucson, offering convenient alternatives to driving. But with more rideshare vehicles on the road, the risk of accidents has also increased. Rideshare accidents in Tucson involve complex insurance policies and liability issues. When an accident involving an Uber or Lyft driver occurs, the claims process can quickly become complicated. That’s where Harris Injury Law comes in.
Our Tucson personal injury lawyers have years of experience representing rideshare accident victims throughout Arizona. If you’ve been hurt in a Tucson rideshare accident, you need a legal team that understands the intersection of Arizona law, rideshare company policies, and insurance coverage issues. In Arizona, the statute of limitations to resolve a rideshare accident claim is two years from the date of the accident.
We proudly serve clients across Tucson and the surrounding Pima County area.
Not all personal injury attorneys are the same. When it comes to rideshare accidents, you need an experienced Tucson car accident lawyer who knows how to handle the unique challenges of these cases. At Harris Injury Law:
We understand the rideshare company’s liability coverage, including Uber and Lyft’s tiered insurance policies.
We work to determine liability when accidents involve rideshare drivers, third-party uninsured motorists, or other at-fault drivers.
You can reach our team 24/7 to request assistance. We’ll respond as promptly as possible.
We handle negotiations with insurance adjusters to negotiate fair settlements and, if necessary, represent clients in court. Rideshare insurance operates under a tiered system, applying different levels of coverage depending on the driver’s status at the time of the accident.
We are committed to helping our clients pursue the compensation permitted under Arizona law.
Attorney Jason A. Harris is a dedicated Tucson rideshare accident lawyer with extensive experience in personal injury cases and workers’ compensation law. Since 2006, Jason has represented thousands of injury victims in motor vehicle accidents, including rideshare accidents in Tucson.
Jason’s unique background includes:
Has handled a range of personal injury and workers’ compensation cases, each evaluated based on its individual facts. (Past results do not guarantee future outcomes)
Expertise in handling both personal injury claims and workers’ compensation claims, giving him rare dual insight.
A hands-on approach, ensuring clients always have direct communication with their attorney.
When you work with Jason Harris, you gain more than legal representation, you gain an advocate who treats your case with the same care he would for his own family.
Accidents involving Uber and Lyft drivers often happen for the same reasons as other car crashes, but with added complexities due to rideshare operations. Common causes include:
Distracted driving (using the rideshare app while on the road).
Fatigue from long hours behind the wheel.
Reckless driving or speeding to reach more fares.
Failure to yield or obey Tucson traffic laws.
Poorly maintained rideshare vehicles.
Regardless of how the accident occurred, Harris Injury Law helps injury victims seek compensation for medical expenses, lost income, and future medical expenses. Your attorney can help you calculate current and future costs associated with the injuries from a rideshare accident.
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), Pima County reported over 9,000 motor vehicle accidents in 2023, with thousands of resulting injuries. While ADOT does not specifically break out rideshare accidents, the University of Chicago found that the arrival of rideshare services led to a 2–3% increase in fatal traffic accidents nationwide (ADOT | University of Chicago Study).
In Tucson:
The busy downtown and University of Arizona areas see high volumes of rideshare vehicles, increasing collision risks.
Late-night and weekend rideshare trips are more likely to involve accidents caused by impaired or distracted driving.
These statistics highlight why having an experienced Tucson Uber accident lawyer is so important when navigating a rideshare accident claim.
If you sustain injuries in a rideshare accident, your rights depend on several factors, including whether the driver was “on the app” and what type of insurance coverage applies. Liability in rideshare accidents often depends on the driver’s status at the time of the crash.
Uber or Lyft Driver Offline: Only the driver’s personal auto insurance policy applies.
Driver Logged In, No Passenger: Limited liability coverage may apply.
Driver En Route or With Passenger: Uber or Lyft’s $1 million liability coverage may cover medical bills, bodily injury, and property damage.
An experienced personal injury lawyer can help you:
File a proper insurance claim.
Review your medical records.
Collect a police report and document the accident scene.
Pursue fair compensation for injuries sustained, lost wages, and property damage.
Our Tucson rideshare accident attorneys provide comprehensive legal services for:
Investigating the accident and identifying the liable party.
Handling communication with the insurance company.
Negotiating for fair settlements or taking your personal injury case to court.
Pursuing financial compensation for medical expenses, lost income, property damage, and future medical expenses.
We also offer a free legal consultation so you can explore your options without worrying about legal fees.
We know accidents don’t happen on a schedule. That’s why Harris Injury Law is available 24/7 for calls, texts, or through our online contact form. Whether you need immediate advice after an accident or want to discuss your legal options, our team is always here to help.
If you’ve been injured in a rideshare accident in Tucson, don’t face the insurance companies alone. Harris Injury Law has the knowledge and experience to guide you through the legal process, advocate for your rights and work to pursue fair settlement and compensation available under Arizona law.
Call or text us today at (480) 800-HURT or reach out via our online contact form for a free consultation.
Let our Tucson rideshare accident attorneys help you understand your legal options and evaluate whether compensation may be available under Arizona law.
to assist you with your rideshare accident case.
Call or text now for a free consultation.
Here’s what Tucson clients have shared about their experience with Harris Injury Law:
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“After my Uber accident in Tucson, I was overwhelmed with medical bills and lost income. Jason Harris and his team took charge of everything, from dealing with the insurance company to guiding me through the legal process. They helped guide me through the process and handled communication with the insurance company, which gave me peace of mind.”
- Maria G., Tucson, AZ
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“I was a passenger in a Lyft when the driver was hit by another car. Harris Injury Law explained all my legal options and helped me recover compensation for my injuries sustained. I highly recommend them to anyone needing a Lyft accident lawyer in Tucson.”
- James L., Tucson, AZ
Client testimonials reflect individual experiences. Results vary, and past outcomes do not guarantee future results.
Located at 1136 E Campbell Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85014. Harris Injury Law, PLLC specializes in auto and truck accidents and workers’ compensation. Speak directly with your lawyer from the beginning. Same-day and emergency consultations are available. You never pay out of pocket. Call us at any time – 24/7.
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