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How to Sue a Rideshare Company for a Car Accident
It’s pretty common to use an Uber or a Lyft for a quick ride these days, so chances are you’ve used the services of a rideshare company before. In the future, there will likely be even more rideshare companies to choose from. Ridesharing services offer many benefits to those who found that taxi and shuttle services were somewhat lacking. Taxis and shuttles can take up to an hour to arrive at your location, and they also tend to be expensive. Uber and Lyft have changed the game, and most people are happy about it. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean that ridesharing…
READ MORE What Can A Car Accident Lawyer Do For Me?
Personal injury lawsuits can be the result of any injury caused by the negligence of another, but commonly involve injuries resulting from car or truck accidents. While minor, non-injury car crashes can often be handled between the people involved and the car insurance companies, major accidents or those resulting in death or injury can benefit from the help of a car accident attorney. But what exactly does a car accident lawyer do? Car accident attorneys... Collect police reports. If you or the other driver involved in the car accident filed a police report, your car accident attorney can collect these…
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What Happens If You Are Injured In An Uber or Lyft?
Uber, Lyft, and other up and coming companies are considered rideshare companies. They are essentially taxi cabs that you can hail and pay for on your phone. While they have transformed the way people get around, especially in cities, they have also brought up some questions about insurance coverage and what happens if you are injured in an Uber or Lyft. Screening Drivers Uber and Lyft want to hire good drivers in order to keep up their image. However, some drivers slip through the cracks. While both companies require background checks for their drivers, the requirements for background checks vary…
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Tips For Driving On Icy Roads
While Texas doesn’t typically experience the snowy winters you’ll find in the Northeast and Midwest, we’re certainly no stranger to hazardous driving conditions. In particular, Texas tends to experience icy roads from time to time, especially during these cold winter months when moisture accumulates on the roads during the day and freezes overnight. That leads us to a common question: If I lose control of my car on ice and slide into another car, am I at fault? Or if another car slides into me after hitting a patch of ice, can I be compensated for personal injuries sustained during…
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