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In May 2026, the Fourth District Court of Appeal issued a consequential opinion in Haddad v. Lyft Florida, Inc., fundamentally reshaping the scope of tort claims that may be brought against transportation network companies in Florida. Haddad effectively wiped out the entire suite of common‑law causes of action traditionally asserted against rideshare companies, unless the…

Despite having many potential sources of payment for medical expenses in ride share-related crashes, Uber riders sometimes end up holding the bag. The most common payment sources are PIP, MedPay, health insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, and bodily injury liability insurance. With a few exceptions, every owner or registrant of a motor vehicle required to be registered…

Much has been written about the type of insurance coverage available to Uber passengers and other third parties for accidents caused by Uber drivers. Less has been written about the coverage available to Uber drivers and their passengers for injuries caused by third parties such as other drivers. Currently, we are handling a case for…