Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are incredibly popular in cities throughout the U.S. Their appeal makes sense, as they allow anyone with a smartphone to easily hail a driver and get a ride to any destination in the local area. However, even though rideshare drivers provide a convenient service, they can still cause serious collisions and injuries.
Your Time to File a Rideshare Accident Lawsuit Is Limited
Once you’ve received medical treatment, your next priority should be hiring an attorney to help you with your claim. Getting in touch with a lawyer ASAP is crucial to the success of your claim, as Alabama has a strict statute of limitations for personal injury suits.
According to the statute, which can be referred to in Alabama Code § 6.2.38, you have two years from the date of your rideshare accident to hire a lawyer and file a civil suit. If you fail to take legal action in that timeframe, you won’t be able to benefit from financial compensation.
Fortunately, our attorneys are well-versed in Alabama’s statute of limitations and can make sure your suit is filed on time. So as long as you reach out to us soon, we’ll ensure your case goes as smoothly as possible.