TMP Master Class - Personal Injury Litigation
The law firm of Turnbull, Moak & Pendergrass maintains offices in Texas, Alabama, and Georgia, and handles cases nationwide. We have a long track record of success in cases like yours, and we’ve helped clients obtain millions of dollars. Please contact our office so we can work to help you get the money you have coming.
We know that results matter. Our firm is licensed in 10 states, and we have secured verdicts as high as $37 million. While most firms are satisfied with a seven-figure payout, we routinely obtain eight-figure verdicts for our clients. Insurance companies understand that our firm is a formidable opponent. They will be more likely to make you a fair offer as a result.
Our Uber & Lyft accident attorneys also understand how to dig for solid evidence. We will highlight dispatch pressure, fatigue from long shifts, distracted acceptance screens, route unfamiliarity, and other factors that contributed to your injury. We will employ advanced investigative methods to establish fault rather than relying on assumptions. Not many Uber & Lyft accident lawyers can provide this kind of evidentiary depth.
According to a study by the University of Illinois at Chicago, nearly 33% of rideshare drivers report having been involved in an accident while on the job.
Curb lanes and loading zones are common locations for rideshare accidents, especially where sudden stops create conflict points. Stadiums, airports, hotel corridors, college areas, and downtown entertainment districts are frequent settings, as are high-speed interstates during late-night returns.
Common causes include:
Some of the most common types of Uber & Lyft crashes include rear-end and T-bone collisions, sideswipes, multi-car chain reactions, and rollovers. These crashes can result in terrible injuries with long-term effects, including whiplash and disc damage, fractures, concussions and TBI, and psychological harm.
Multiple parties can face liability: the rideshare driver, another at-fault motorist, a parts manufacturer in a defect case, or a contractor responsible for an unsafe work zone. Your Turnbull, Moak & Pendergrass legal representative will trace every causal link and present the strongest possible case. Your compensation may include medical bills, future care, lost wages and diminished earning capacity, property loss, and non-economic damages.
Deadlines vary by state and can range from as short as one year to two to three years, with special rules applying to public entities and minors.
Fault rules also differ depending on your state, but many of them apply a legal principle known as “comparative negligence,” tying compensation to the percentage of fault the court determines. For example, if a driver receives 40% of the blame, the court will reduce their compensation by that amount.
We handle these cases on a contingency basis. You pay no upfront fees, and our firm receives a share only if we recover for you.
