Tulsa Rideshare Accident Attorneys
Seeking Justice & Compensation for Uber & Lyft Accident Victims
The rapid growth of ridesharing services has made transportation more convenient and accessible for riders, but has also led to a 3% increase in traffic deaths. Rideshare accident victims often face not only physical pain, but also mounting medical bills, lost wages, and uncertainty about who is responsible.
At JJ Law, we understand how overwhelming and emotionally exhausting it can be to seek justice after an Uber or Lyft accident, especially while recovering from a serious injury. Standing up to powerful companies and insurers can bring up feelings of powerlessness and frustration. Fortunately, you don’t have to fight alone.
Our rideshare accident lawyers are committed to securing the maximum compensation you deserve to focus on your health and protect your future. With over $70 million recovered and thousands of cases handled, we pride ourselves on delivering tireless advocacy while safeguarding your rights at every step.
As accomplished litigators with decades of collective experience, we never shy away from a trial if necessary to hold the responsible parties accountable. Our firm leaves no stone unturned in our pursuit of justice and provides compassionate, personalized support to help you move forward with confidence and clarity.
If you were harmed in an Uber or Lyft in Tulsa, our rideshare accident attorneys can aggressively pursue justice. Contact us online to discuss your case.
What Compensation Is Recoverable in a Rideshare Accident Claim?
There are two types of primary damages available in rideshare accident claims: economic damages for direct financial losses (such as hospital bills, lost earnings and earning capacity, and property damage) and non-economic damages for indirect losses (such as pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment of life).
Our firm can accurately calculate damages and assess every avenue for financial recovery to pursue the maximum amount of compensation available to you. Our goal is to recover a comprehensive settlement that covers your current and future care needs while you focus on what matters most: healing.
How Long Do I Have to File a Rideshare Accident Claim?
In Oklahoma, the statute of limitations for rideshare accident claims is two years from the date of the accident. Missing this deadline can result in the loss of eligibility for damages. Seeking legal guidance is paramount to filing a timely claim and recovering compensation for medical bills, lost income, and other losses. Our attorneys can help you navigate the claims process efficiently and in accordance with state requirements.
Who Is Liable for a Rideshare Accident?
Various parties may be liable for damages in rideshare accidents, including:
- Rideshare companies. Uber or Lyft may be held responsible if their negligence contributed to the accident, such as negligent hiring or background checks.
- Rideshare drivers. If the rideshare employee caused the accident through negligence, such as failing to yield the right of way, they may be liable.
- Third-party motorists. If another driver caused the crash, they may be held accountable for damages.
- Vehicle manufacturers. If the collision was caused by a defective part or faulty equipment, the manufacturer of the vehicle may be responsible.
Attorney Jonathan Jackson brings the same preparation, discipline, and drive that took him to the NFL into every case he handles. As a former professional athlete turned top law graduate, he knows the value of hard work and relentless commitment—qualities that have helped him win over $70 million for clients. Known as “The Sneaker Lawyer,” Jackson combines courtroom excellence with community heart, offering personal attention, strategic trial preparation, and tireless advocacy to help clients recover, rebuild, and move forward with confidence.
What gives us the competitive edge
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More Than $70 Million Won for Our Clients
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30+ Years of Combined Experience
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Over 1,000 Cases Successfully Handled
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Every Case Is Prepared As If It's Going to Trial