Pre-Settlement Funding for Uber and Lyft Accidents
In an Uber or Lyft crash? Green Street Funding offers non-recourse funding while your attorney sorts out rideshare insurance. If you lose, you owe nothing.
Rideshare accidents raise questions that ordinary car crashes do not. Were you a passenger, the driver, or someone hit by a rideshare vehicle? Was the app on, and had a ride been accepted?
Coverage often depends on the driver's status. When the app is off, the driver's personal policy usually applies. When the app is on and waiting for a request, a more limited company policy may apply. Once a ride is accepted or in progress, a larger commercial policy usually applies. Drivers are often classified as independent contractors, which also shapes who can be held responsible. Sorting out these insurance layers takes time.
How pre-settlement funding helps
Green Street Funding reviews rideshare cases and provides non-recourse funding while your attorney untangles coverage. You repay only from a recovery. If the case is lost, you owe nothing. Funding is subject to underwriting approval.
What we review
- Your role: passenger, driver, or third party
- App status at the time of the crash
- Which insurance policies are in play
- The police report and trip records
- Your injuries and treatment
Uber and Lyft Accidents: common questions
I was the rideshare driver. Can I get funding?
Often, yes. If another driver caused the crash, or you have an underinsured motorist claim, your attorney may have a case we can review.
Why is my rideshare case taking so long?
Multiple insurers may dispute which policy applies. That can slow things down even when fault is clear.
Do you fund food delivery app accidents?
Yes. We review accidents involving delivery app drivers as well.
See if your case qualifies
Non-recourse funding. No credit check. You repay only if you win.