// Florida rideshare accident guide · 2026

Uber or Lyft Accident
in Florida?

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2,847 rideshare outcomes analyzed  ·  Rideshare accidents only  ·  25% attorney fee on qualifying cases

2,847
Outcomes
RIDESHARE
ONLY
Uber · Lyft
25%
Attorney fee*
The Fee Difference

Keep 75% of Your Settlement

Qualifying RideClaim clients pay a 25% attorney fee. Most Florida personal injury attorneys charge 33% to 40%. On a real case, that difference is thousands of dollars.

RideClaim Partner Attorney
25%
On a $1,000,000 settlement:
$250,000 in attorney fees
You keep $750,000
Standard PI Attorney
33-40%
On a $1,000,000 settlement:
$330,000 to $400,000 in attorney fees
You keep $600,000 to $670,000

On a $1,000,000 settlement — you keep $80,000 to $150,000 more with a RideClaim partner attorney than with a standard Florida PI firm.

25% on qualifying cases settled out of court. 35% if case proceeds to trial. Before case costs, medical liens and other deductions.

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How We Work With Attorneys

One Partner Firm. Never a Lead Auction.

  • We work with exactly one licensed Florida partner attorney, not a network of bidding firms
  • Your case file is reviewed personally and is never sold to a lead auction or call center
  • Qualifying clients pay a 25% fee with our partner firm, not the standard 33-40%

Submit your case once. It goes to the one firm we work with in Florida. Never passed around, never re-sold.

Jeremy, founder of RideClaim
Every case is reviewed by a real person first.

I'm Jeremy, the founder of RideClaim. I personally review every case before it goes to our exclusive partner attorney in your state. No call centers, no lead auctions.

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Florida Law 2026

Know Where You Stand

Florida law requires Uber and Lyft to carry $1,000,000 in liability coverage while a driver is on an active trip. Florida is also a no-fault state, so your own PIP coverage usually pays first — and a 2023 law cut the deadline for most injury claims to just 2 years and bars recovery if you are found more than 50% at fault.

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Why RideClaim Is Different

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Keep 75% of your settlement. 25% attorney fee on qualifying cases.

Rideshare Accident Guides
RideClaim.ai is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This page provides general information about rideshare accident law in Florida. Settlement ranges are statistical estimates based on historical case data and are not a guarantee of any outcome. Consult a licensed attorney about your specific situation.