Pre-Settlement Funding for Ride Share Accident Claims
Crashes involving a ride share vehicle carry an insurance picture that ordinary car accidents do not. Whether you were the passenger, another driver, a cyclist, or a pedestrian, sorting out which policy responds can take time — which is exactly when bills become a problem.
If an attorney represents you and the claim is open, you may be able to access part of your expected settlement now. MyCaseLoan is a marketplace: your attorney verifies the claim and funders compete for it.
What a ride share claim needs
The driver’s app status when the crash happened
This is usually the single most important detail. Ride share companies carry commercial coverage, but which policy responds generally depends on what the driver was doing at that moment — app off, app on and waiting for a request, on the way to collect someone, or carrying a passenger. It is a common reason these claims take longer to resolve than an ordinary crash.
Your trip record
The trip receipt, the driver’s name, and the ride history in your app establish that this was a ride share trip. Save or screenshot it early — access to that history is not always permanent, and it is far easier to keep than to recover later.
A police report
As with any motor vehicle accident, a copy of the police report is required. You can apply before you have it and provide it afterwards.
Your attorney’s details
Your attorney verifies the claim before funders see it. Ride share claims often involve more than one insurer, and sorting out who is responsible is work that sits with your attorney, not with you.
Three Steps
Apply with your trip and crash details
Select ride share as your case type, tell us the state, your attorney, and the funding you need.
Your attorney verifies the claim
They confirm representation and add what funders need, including which insurer they expect to respond.
Funders review and make offers
You compare offers side by side and choose one, or none. Nothing obliges you to accept.
Questions About This Kind of Claim
It changes whose insurance is involved, not whether you can apply. Passengers, other drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians can all have claims arising from a ride share crash.
This page is general information about how claims of this type usually work. It is not legal advice and it is not a description of your case. Your attorney is the right person to tell you how any of it applies to you.
This Page Does Not Set the Price
Nothing on this page determines what an advance would cost you. Every advance made through MyCaseLoan is non-recourse, repaid only out of a successful settlement — never out of pocket, and never owed at all if your case does not succeed.
The fees and the rate that would apply to your case come from the funder’s own offer, not from this page. That is exactly why comparing every offer you receive side by side, before you sign anything, is the whole point of using a marketplace instead of approaching a single funder directly.
See how the cost is actually calculatedSee What Funders Would Offer
Applying takes a few minutes, costs nothing, and puts your verified claim in front of funders who compete for it. You repay only if your case succeeds.