If you’ve been injured in a car accident on Long Island, you may be entitled to compensation. Our experienced Long Island car accident lawyers are dedicated to helping victims navigate the complexities of personal injury claims and achieve the justice they deserve. From medical expenses and lost wages to pain and suffering, Grennan Law is here to help.
The yellow checkered taxi is practically synonymous with New York City. In a densely populated city with more than 8 million people, travel by taxi or rideshare is common practice for New Yorkers.
With almost 90,000 taxis and Uber/Lyft vehicles on New York City streets, however, car crashes involving rideshare vehicles are also becoming more common.
Rideshare accident injuries often require medical care, property replacement, and time away from work to recover. Kevin Grennan is a Long Island personal injury attorney who can provide guidance and legal assistance in every aspect of your personal injury case, from gathering evidence and communicating with your insurance company to representing you in court.
Grennan Law offers:
When you’re ready to file a claim to seek compensation for your rideshare accident injuries, Grennan Law is the one to trust. Call our law firm today for your free consultation: 516-745-5490

If you’ve been injured in a car accident on Long Island, you may be entitled to compensation. Our experienced Long Island car accident lawyers are dedicated to helping victims navigate the complexities of personal injury claims and achieve the justice they deserve. From medical expenses and lost wages to pain and suffering, Grennan Law is here to help.
The yellow checkered taxi is practically synonymous with New York City. In a densely populated city with more than 8 million people, travel by taxi or rideshare is common practice for New Yorkers.
With almost 90,000 taxis and Uber/Lyft vehicles on New York City streets, however, car crashes involving rideshare vehicles are also becoming more common.
Rideshare accident injuries often require medical care, property replacement, and time away from work to recover. Kevin Grennan is a Long Island personal injury attorney who can provide guidance and legal assistance in every aspect of your personal injury case, from gathering evidence and communicating with your insurance company to representing you in court.
Grennan Law offers:
When you’re ready to file a claim to seek compensation for your rideshare accident injuries, Grennan Law is the one to trust. Call our law firm today for your free consultation: 516-745-5490
For years, Grennan Law has set the standard for plaintiff representation in auto accidents. Grennan Law offers:
Experience. From insurance policies and liability issues to the rideshare accidents themselves, no two cases are the same. As an experienced New York Uber accident attorney, Kevin Grennan can streamline the process of recovering compensation, even in the most complicated rideshare cases.
Compassion. At Grennan Law, we know the profound number of ways an accident can shape your life: from economic damages like medical expenses and lost wages to noneconomic damages like pain and suffering. Grennan Law doesn’t just work for you; we work with you as you recover from your injuries.
Results. As a sole practitioner, Kevin Grennan takes the time to understand every angle of each case so his clients get the compensation they deserve. He explores every available option to help clients recover the money they need to make a full financial recovery.

If you have been the victim of an Uber accident, you need a rideshare accident attorney who can get the job done. Call Grennan Law and speak with an experienced Long Island personal injury lawyer who understands ridesharing accidents. Rideshare accidents can be more complicated than other types of motor vehicle accidents, as both insurance coverage and liability issues may be different.
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Our rideshare accident attorneys are always here to help you understand your case and the legal process of securing full, fair compensation. In addition to our answers below, you may also wish to review New York State’s Transportation Network Company (Ride Sharing) FAQs. For additional questions or for a free case evaluation, please call our office at 516-745-5490.
Yes, you can sue Uber for an accident—and a Long Island personal injury lawyer will be able to help you throughout the process. According to company policy, Uber provides insurance coverage of up to $1 million for accidents involving drivers who are actively transporting passengers or en route to pick them up. If the driver is logged into the app but not carrying passengers, lower coverage limits apply ($50,000 per person, $100,000 per accident).
Since Uber drivers are classified as independent contractors, suing Uber directly requires proving negligence by the company, such as inadequate background checks. Always consult a Long Island personal injury lawyer to maximize compensation.
Our Long Island car accident attorney handles a wide range of car accident cases, including rear-end collisions, T-bone crashes, head-on collisions, pedestrian and bicycle accidents, truck accidents, and more. Whether your rideshare accident involved reckless driving, speeding, or distracted driving, our team has the experience necessary to build a strong case.
A rideshare accident may result in medical bills, pain and suffering, property damage and more. Follow these steps after an accident, as they will make filing a personal injury case easier.
Yes. If you were driving for DoorDash, Grubhub, Uber Eats, or any other delivery service company, you may also be eligible for compensation resulting from your injuries. Call Grennan Law to speak to a Long Island car accident lawyer about your case: 516-745-5490.
In New York, the statute of limitations for filing a personal injury claim related to a rideshare accident, such as those involving Uber or Lyft, is generally three (3) years from the date of the accident. This timeframe applies to most personal injury cases, including those arising from car accidents.
However, exceptions exist, such as cases involving government entities, where a Notice of Claim must be filed within 90 days and a lawsuit within one year and 90 days. Failing to meet these deadlines typically results in losing the right to pursue compensation.
Call Grennan Law today to begin your case evaluation: 516-745-5490.
To become a rideshare driver in New York, you must be at least 21 years old, hold a valid New York driver’s license, and have at least one year of driving experience (or three years if under 23). Applicants must pass a criminal background check and driving history review. Vehicles must meet the Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) standards, including being a four-door model with seating for 5-8 people, passing a TLC inspection, and having TLC plates and insurance.
Additionally, drivers in New York City need a TLC license to operate legally. Certain criminal convictions or poor driving records may disqualify applicants.
Yes, all rideshare drivers are required to undergo criminal background checks.
Drivers will be disqualified if their record includes any of the following: a DUI within the past seven years, three or more moving violations in the last three years, one or more reckless driving offenses in the past three years, any felony within the last five years, fleeing from law enforcement, felony fraud, sexual offenses, felony property crimes, or any violent offenses.
Impersonating a rideshare driver or driving under someone else’s rideshare account is a crime.
Grennan Law is here to represent you in your rideshare accident claim. Call 516-745-5490 to begin the process.
Who pays your medical bills is a question of liability, or who is at fault. New York is a “no-fault” state, meaning injured people are generally reimbursed through their own insurance company, regardless of liability. To start this process, you would notify your insurance company and file an insurance claim. Talk to the Long Island personal injury lawyers at Grennan Law to learn more: 516-745-5490.
No, Uber and other rideshare drivers in New York City are not required to carry personal commercial auto insurance. However, they must comply with the Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) requirements, which mandate specific for-hire vehicle insurance. This includes liability coverage of $100,000 per person, $300,000 per accident for bodily injuries, and $10,000 for property damage.
Additionally, Uber provides its own insurance policy covering up to $1.25 million in liability and uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage while a driver is actively engaged in a ride or has accepted a trip request.