How We Handle Uber & Lyft Accident Attorney Cases
Untangling which Uber or Lyft insurance policy applies can require pulling trip records and retaining a coverage specialist. We cover those costs as part of the case, whether you were a passenger, driver, or hit by a rideshare vehicle, and recover them only out of a successful $1 million policy claim.
What We Do For You
- Aggressive negotiation with insurance adjusters for maximum settlement value.
- Full investigation: police reports, witness statements, surveillance footage, expert reconstruction.
- Medical record review with our in-house experts to document every injury and future cost.
- Trial-ready preparation that pressures insurers into fair pre-trial settlements.
- Bilingual representation: English & Spanish (hablamos espanol).
25+
Years Fighting for Texas Injury Victims
3,500+
Personal Injury Cases Resolved
$250M+
Recovered for Our Clients
Texas Statute of Limitations: You generally have 2 years from the date of your accident to file a personal injury claim in Texas. Evidence disappears quickly. Call us within 24 to 48 hours for the strongest case.
Client Story
“After my car accident on I-35, I was terrified about legal fees on top of medical bills. My attorney sat down and explained exactly how the contingency fee worked before I signed anything — no upfront cost, no surprise bill — and the settlement I received ended up five times the insurance company's first offer, fee already factored in.”
- Maria G., Austin, TX
Common Questions
How exactly does the no-fee-unless-we-win structure work?v
You pay nothing to start your case, and you never write us a check during the process. Our fee is a percentage of whatever we recover for you — typically 33 percent if the case settles before a lawsuit is filed, and up to 40 percent if it goes further into litigation or trial. If we do not recover anything, you owe zero dollars in attorney fees, period. Text us or call for a free breakdown of how this applies to your situation.
Does the Texas filing deadline affect what I owe upfront?v
No. The two-year Texas statute of limitations for personal injury and wrongful death claims has nothing to do with cost. Whether you contact us the day of your accident or months later, our fee structure stays the same: nothing upfront, nothing unless we win. Contacting us sooner mainly affects how much evidence is still available, which can affect the size of the recovery, not the percentage we charge.
If my case turns out to be worth less than expected, do I still owe fees?v
You only ever owe a percentage of what we actually recover, never a flat fee disconnected from the outcome. Case value depends on medical bills, lost wages, future medical needs, pain and suffering, and the at-fault party's insurance limits — we have recovered settlements ranging from $25,000 to over $5 million, and in every case our fee scales with, not ahead of, what you receive.
Does being partially at fault change the fee I would pay?v
No. Texas's 51 percent modified comparative fault rule reduces your damages award by your percentage of fault — for example, 20 percent fault on $100,000 in damages nets you $80,000 — but our contingency percentage applies the same way regardless of that reduction. We are paid only out of whatever you actually recover, so we are just as motivated as you are to keep your fault percentage low.
Related Practice Areas
Car Accident Attorney
I-35, MoPac, 290 collisions. We cover the upfront costs; you pay nothing unless we win.
Truck & 18-Wheeler Accident Attorney
18-wheeler crash investigation costs covered upfront. You repay only from a winning settlement.
Motorcycle Accident Attorney
Hill Country, 360 Loop, downtown crashes. Expert costs covered, no upfront bill.
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