In this episode of It’s No Accident, Jaeson Homola and Mark Nonni break down what really happens when ride-sharing accidents turn into legal battles. Whether you're a passenger in an Uber or hit by a Lyft driver, they explain how these cases are more complex than your average car crash—especially when it comes to insurance. With multiple tiers of coverage depending on what the driver was doing at the time, Jaeson and Mark share what’s changed over the years and what that means for injured passengers or other drivers on the road.
They also dig into situations where things go beyond just a wreck—like cases involving unsafe drivers, poorly maintained vehicles, or even assaults. The hosts talk about how companies try to protect themselves using legal loopholes like calling drivers “contractors” or forcing people into arbitration. They even touch on how all this plays out for food delivery drivers too. It’s an eye-opening conversation for anyone who uses ride-sharing apps.
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