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Dearborn Uber and Lyft accident lawyer

If you were hurt in Dearborn as an Uber or Lyft passenger, a rideshare driver, or by a rideshare car, Michigan no-fault pays your medical care and lost wages, and the coverage required by Michigan’s rideshare law depends on what the driver was doing in the app.

For people hurt in a Uber and Lyft accident in Dearborn, and their families. The firm serves Dearborn from its office on Woodward Avenue.

The review is free. The office calls you back as soon as it can, and can meet you away from the office when needed. No attorney fee unless money is recovered.

On this page
  1. Dearborn facts that matter in a Uber and Lyft accident case
  2. Coverage follows the app
  3. Who pays your PIP
  4. Suing for pain and suffering
  5. Dearborn courts, police and hospitals
  6. What to do now
  7. Other Dearborn crash cases we handle
  8. Questions people ask us

The firm’s only office is in Bloomfield Hills, on Woodward Avenue: see our Bloomfield Hills car accident and personal injury lawyer page for the address and directions.

Dearborn facts that matter in a Uber and Lyft accident case

  • Dearborn is home to The Henry Ford, the largest indoor-outdoor historic museum complex in the United States, as well as the University of Michigan-Dearborn and Henry Ford College. Source
  • Amtrak serves Dearborn at the John D. Dingell Transit Center. Source

Coverage follows the app

Michigan’s Limousine, Taxicab, and Transportation Network Company Act sets the insurance a rideshare driver must carry (MCL 257.2123). The highest limit, $1,000,000, applies from the moment the driver accepts a ride request until the last rider gets out.

Who pays your PIP

A rideshare passenger claims first from their own auto policy or a household relative’s. Only if none covers you does the rideshare vehicle’s insurer pay. Expect a dispute between insurers, so apply to every possible insurer in writing within one year.

Suing for pain and suffering

If your injuries meet the threshold, you can sue the at-fault driver. When that driver was logged on to the app, the coverage the act requires stands behind the claim.

Dearborn courts, police and hospitals

Crash reportsDearborn Police Department
District court19th District Court (16077 Michigan Ave., Dearborn). It also serves: City of Dearborn
Circuit court3rd Circuit Court (Wayne County), Detroit
Trauma centersCorewell Health Dearborn Hospital (Level II, in Dearborn); Henry Ford Hospital (Level I, nearest Level I; in Detroit)
Major roadsI-94, M-39 (Southfield Freeway), US 12 (Michigan Avenue), M-153 (Ford Road), US 24 (Telegraph Road)

What to do now

  1. Get medical care.
  2. Screenshot the trip in the app: driver, car, time and route.
  3. Get the crash report number.
  4. Report the crash to your own insurer and to Uber or Lyft through the app.
  5. Call us before signing anything from the rideshare company’s insurer.
What matters now

Written notice to your no-fault insurer within one year of the crash. The deadline calculator shows every date for your crash.

Other Dearborn crash cases we handle

Sources: Michigan courts directory, Michigan Traffic Crash Facts (2024), state trauma center designations, the Michigan Compiled Laws and local agency websites, checked October 2026.

Questions people ask us

Who pays if I’m hurt in an Uber in Dearborn?

Your own auto policy, or a household relative’s, pays no-fault benefits first. If none applies, the rideshare vehicle’s coverage pays. A claim for pain and suffering goes against the at-fault driver’s coverage.

Does it matter if the driver had a passenger?

Yes. The insurance Michigan requires is highest from the time the driver accepts a ride until the last rider gets out, and lower when the driver is logged on but waiting for a request.

Where would a Dearborn case be filed?

Claims of $25,000 or less usually go to the 19th District Court. Larger claims and most injury lawsuits go to circuit court, the 3rd Circuit Court for Wayne County. Venue can also depend on where a defendant lives or does business.

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Justin Grove, Michigan attorney since 2007 (P71253). One office: Woodward Avenue, Bloomfield Hills.

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