Injured in an Uber or Lyft crash as a passenger, driver, or pedestrian? We act fast in Missouri and Illinois to secure evidence and pursue all available insurance.
Uber/Lyft coverage depends on the app status and trip phase. Contact us before giving statements to any insurer.
Speak With an Attorney TodayRideshare crashes involve multiple policies and fast-changing facts. We collect app logs, trip data, dashcam or telematics, witness accounts, and coordinate medical billing while building a clear claim strategy in Missouri and Illinois.
Police reports, app status and timestamps, trip receipts, EDR/black box data, vehicle photos, and nearby video.
We navigate rideshare, driver, and third-party policies (including UM/UIM), and coordinate liens and subrogation.
We document medical care, future treatment, wage loss, and non-economic harms to maximize recovery.
If insurers won’t deal fairly, we file suit in Missouri or Illinois, use qualified experts, and prepare for trial.
Punitive damages may apply in reckless or impaired driving cases.
Transportation Network Companies (TNCs): Both states regulate rideshare insurance; coverage typically increases when a ride is accepted and during the trip.
Comparative Fault: Recovery is reduced by your share of fault; Illinois bars recovery if more than 50% at fault.
Time Limits: Illinois generally has a 2-year deadline for injury claims; Missouri generally allows up to 5 years. App and vehicle data should be preserved quickly.
Every case is unique — ask our attorney about your Missouri or Illinois crash.
Tell us what happened; we listen and assess urgency.
We review liability, damages, and all insurance layers.
We preserve evidence, manage insurers, and build your claim or lawsuit.
We pursue full compensation — no fee unless we win.
It’s free to get answers — see if you have a case.
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Phone: (618) 223-8200