Rideshare accidents can be just as devastating as any crash — but often far more complex. Whether you were a passenger in an Uber or Lyft, or struck by a rideshare driver, the physical, emotional, and financial consequences can be overwhelming. You deserve compensation not just for medical bills, but for your pain, trauma, and time lost. The experienced personal injury attorneys at Mahna Law are ready to fight for the justice and financial recovery you need to move forward.
Choosing the right lawyer after a rideshare accident is crucial. These cases often involve multiple layers of insurance, company liability issues, and policies that differ from standard auto claims. Some firms treat your case like just another claim — but Mahna Law takes it personally. We provide direct, focused legal support and aggressive advocacy against large companies and insurers looking to downplay your injuries.
We don’t just file claims. We dig deep, build your case with strong evidence, and fight relentlessly to secure the compensation you’re entitled to. Because your case isn’t just about coverage — it’s about your future, your health, and your peace of mind.
Move to a safe location and assess injuries. Call 911 to report the accident and get emergency help if needed.
Photograph the rideshare vehicle, all parties involved, visible injuries, and road conditions. Get names and contact info from the driver, passengers, and witnesses.
Even if you feel okay, visit a doctor right away. Internal or soft tissue injuries may not show up immediately, and medical records will strengthen your case.
Don’t speak to Uber, Lyft, or their insurers alone. Call Mahna Law for a free consultation. We’ll handle the legal side — so you can focus on getting better.
Rideshare injury claims can involve multiple insurance policies, making them complex. But the compensation you’re entitled to should fully reflect the harm you’ve endured. At Mahna Law, we pursue every category of damages available — holding rideshare companies and drivers accountable.
Medical expenses (past and future)
Lost wages and loss of future earning potential
Pain and suffering
Emotional distress
Property damage (if applicable)
Loss of enjoyment of life
