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UNFORTUNATELY DUE TO  A LACK OF KNOWLEDGE COMBINED WITH POOR REPRESENTATION,THIS IS THE PRESENT CASE WITH MOST RIDESHARE INJURY VICTIMS TODAY...DON'T LET IT HAPPEN TO YOU. 

    PLEASE NOTE:

At Rideshare One Legal, we are committed to upholding our Code of Ethics and Transparency Practice Policy. To this end please note that the following frequently asked questions are generalized and may not fully apply to every rideshare injury case, as each claim is unique and influenced by a variety of factors. The following responses are designed to address the most common inquiries we receive from our subscribers. For personalized advice or detailed answers tailored to your specific rideshare situation, we strongly encourage you to reach-out to Rideshare One Legal at: 833-676-5563, out top tier team of POWER ATTORNEYS look forward to serving you. 

             Question: What Are the Legal Fees Charged By Rideshare One Legal? 

        Answer:  Rideshare One Legal offers its subscribers a choice of two fee structures:

 A)  Deferment: Upon activation of a subscriber's Accident Injury Claim Case, Rideshare One Legal charges a 1% gross deferral fee. This fee is separate from the Attorney fee and is deducted from the subscriber's final court-award settlement and becomes payable and due once the assigned attorney officially settles the case and disbursement is made.

 B)  Buy Out: Upon activating an injury claim case, and determine award amount subscribers have the choice of opting out of paying the official deferment fee by choosing instead  to pay a $1,000 Release of Commitment Buy-Out Fee. This must be agreed to  and paid before the paired attorney finalize injury case settlement. 

Question: What Should I Do After a Rideshare Accident?

         Answer:  After an accident, it’s crucial to act immediately. Start by documenting the driver’s behavior both prior to and at the time of the accident. Next, check yourself for any visible injuries. If injuries are apparent but you are not in significant pain, take photos with your phone. However, because back, neck, or spinal injuries may be delayed and not immediately noticeable, avoid moving unnecessarily. It’s safer to wait for EMT professionals to arrive and assist you in exiting your vehicle safely. Once you are out, you can ask the EMTs to help take pictures with your phone to document the scene—this can be critical for your case. Afterward, notify the  driver that you plan to contact an ambulance to escort you to the nearest hospital for a thorough medical evaluation and documentation of potential injuries. Before the ambulance arrives, be sure to gather the other driver’s personal information. Once all necessary steps are taken, contact Rideshare One Legal at:

  Question: Should I Give the Rideshare Company a Recorded Statement?

  Answer:   The short answer is "No".  FYI, Rideshare companies often reach out to accident victims within 24 hours of the reported incident. This common tactic is designed to catch you off guard and can later be used against you. If a rideshare company requests a recorded statement, do not provide one. Instead, direct them to your attorney. If you don’t have legal representation yet, we encourage you to contact Rideshare One Legal. We are here to protect your rights and SERVE IN YOUR BEST INTEREST.

 

 

Question: How Much Does It Cost for Me to Speak With A Rideshare One Attorney? 

    Answer:  Rideshare One Legal Partner Attorneys offers a FREE CASE EVALUATION and will review your case at no cost to you, after assessing  your case, the attorney will advise you accordingly.

 

 

 

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