Why Uber Accidents Require Specialized Legal Expertise
Uber accidents are fundamentally different from typical car accidents. The moment you step into an Uber vehicle, you enter a complex web of insurance policies, corporate liability protections, and legal gray areas that rideshare companies exploit to avoid paying fair compensation.
Attorney Anthony Moreno has dedicated his practice to understanding these complexities. Having lived throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area, he knows the dangerous intersections where Uber accidents frequently occur and the local tactics insurance companies use against Kansas City victims.
Call (816) 200-0467 to speak directly with an attorney who understands rideshare law.
Why Choose Us
Four Critical Advantages of MorenoLawKC's Uber Accident Representation
Deep Understanding of Uber's Insurance Maze
Uber's insurance coverage changes dramatically based on the driver's app status at the time of your accident. Was the driver offline, waiting for rides, en route to pick you up, or actively transporting passengers? Each scenario triggers different coverage levels – from the driver's personal insurance to Uber's $1 million policy.
We know exactly when Uber's $1 million liability coverage applies and how to prove driver status through app data, GPS records, and ride history. Insurance companies often claim lower coverage applies, but we have the expertise to demonstrate when Uber's maximum coverage should protect you.
Experience Fighting Corporate Defense Strategies
Uber classifies drivers as independent contractors, not employees, specifically to limit their liability. They'll argue they're not responsible for driver negligence, even when drivers are working through their platform. We've successfully countered these arguments by proving when Uber's business practices contributed to accidents.
We investigate driver vetting procedures, vehicle inspection records, and Uber's policies that may have created dangerous conditions leading to your accident. When Uber fails in their duty to provide safe transportation, we hold them accountable.
Immediate Evidence Preservation in Rideshare Cases
Uber accident evidence is digital and disappears quickly. Driver app data, ride history, and GPS tracking are crucial for proving fault and insurance coverage, but Uber controls this information. We immediately send preservation letters and subpoena app data before it's deleted or altered.
We also gather traditional evidence like witness statements, traffic camera footage, and accident scene documentation. Time is critical in Uber cases – evidence that exists today may be gone tomorrow.
Local Kansas City Rideshare Expertise
Kansas City's unique traffic patterns create specific rideshare accident risks. High-traffic areas like the Crossroads Arts District, Power & Light District, and Kansas City International Airport see frequent Uber accidents. Attorney Moreno understands these local dynamics and how they affect liability and compensation.
We know which Kansas City intersections see the most rideshare accidents, how local law enforcement handles these cases, and which hospitals provide the best treatment for accident victims. This local knowledge strengthens every case we handle.
Advantages
✓ Free consultation - Discuss your Uber accident case at no cost with experienced rideshare counsel
✓ Spanish-speaking services - "Hablamos Español" for Kansas City's diverse rideshare community
✓ Direct attorney access - Speak directly with Attorney Moreno, not just paralegals or case managers
✓ Immediate investigation - We preserve crucial rideshare evidence before it disappears
✓ Local expertise - Attorney who understands Kansas City rideshare accident patterns and risks
✓ 24/7 availability - Uber accidents don't wait for business hours, neither do we
✓ Maximum compensation focus - We fight for every dollar you deserve against billion-dollar corporations
✓ No upfront costs - We advance all case expenses during your recovery process
Practice Areas
Types of Kansas City Uber Accidents We Handle
Uber Passenger Injuries
As an Uber passenger, you trusted the company to provide safe transportation. When that trust is violated through driver negligence or vehicle defects, you deserve maximum compensation. Uber's $1 million policy should cover passenger injuries, but the company often disputes coverage or minimizes claims.
We investigate driver qualifications, vehicle safety records, and whether Uber's policies contributed to your accident. Passenger cases often involve the strongest insurance coverage, but require aggressive advocacy to overcome Uber's corporate defenses.
Uber Driver Accidents
Uber drivers face unique risks from fatigue due to long hours, distraction from app notifications, and pressure to accept rides quickly. If you were injured by an Uber driver's negligence, we determine whether the driver was actively working and which insurance applies.
Driver status at accident time determines available coverage. We analyze app data, ride history, and driver statements to prove when Uber's commercial insurance should apply rather than minimal personal coverage.
Third-Party Collisions with Uber Vehicles
If an Uber vehicle hit your car, motorcycle, or injured you as a pedestrian, determining liability involves complex factors. Was the Uber driver at fault? Were they actively working? What insurance coverage applies?
We investigate all circumstances surrounding your accident, including whether Uber driver fatigue, distraction, or company policies contributed to the collision. Third-party claims often involve multiple insurance companies requiring strategic coordination.
Uber Vehicle Defects and Maintenance Issues
Uber requires drivers to maintain their vehicles, but the company's inspection standards may be inadequate. When brake failures, tire blowouts, or other mechanical issues cause accidents, both the driver and Uber may be liable.
We examine vehicle maintenance records, Uber's inspection requirements, and whether the company knew or should have known about dangerous vehicle conditions. Corporate liability often provides the strongest compensation source.
Uber App Malfunctions and Technology Failures
Uber's app technology can contribute to accidents through GPS errors, pickup location mistakes, or driver distraction from app notifications. When technology failures cause accidents, Uber's corporate liability may exceed driver coverage.
We investigate app functionality, driver training on technology use, and whether Uber's system design creates unreasonable accident risks. Technology failure cases often involve the strongest claims against Uber directly.
Sexual Assault and Criminal Acts in Uber Vehicles
Uber's driver screening may miss criminal backgrounds or warning signs of dangerous behavior. When drivers commit sexual assault or other crimes, both criminal and civil remedies are available.
We coordinate with law enforcement while pursuing civil claims against both the driver and Uber for negligent hiring, supervision, or retention. These cases require sensitive handling and aggressive advocacy against corporate defendants.
Airport and Tourism District Uber Accidents
Kansas City International Airport and downtown tourism areas see heavy Uber traffic creating unique accident risks. Unfamiliar drivers navigating complex pickup areas often cause accidents involving visitors and locals.
We understand airport traffic patterns, hotel pickup procedures, and how Kansas City's tourism infrastructure affects rideshare accidents. Location-specific factors often strengthen liability claims.
Multi-Vehicle Uber Accidents
When Uber vehicles are involved in multi-car accidents, determining fault and available insurance becomes extremely complex. Multiple insurance companies, varying coverage limits, and disputed liability require sophisticated legal strategies.
We coordinate with all parties while protecting your interests against insurance companies trying to shift blame. Multi-vehicle cases often involve the highest stakes and strongest opposition.
Compensation
What Compensation Can You Recover After a Kansas City Uber Accident?
Economic Damages - Your Measurable Financial Losses
Economic damages represent the calculable financial impact of your Uber accident. These include all medical expenses from emergency room treatment through long-term rehabilitation and future care needs. We document costs for hospital stays, surgery, physical therapy, prescription medications, and medical equipment.
Lost wages include not only time missed from work during recovery but also reduced earning capacity if injuries prevent you from returning to your previous job or limit career advancement. We work with vocational experts to calculate lifetime earning losses when permanent disabilities affect your work capacity.
Property damage extends beyond vehicle repairs to include personal items destroyed in the crash, rental car expenses, and transportation costs during recovery. Future economic losses require expert calculation, including anticipated medical care, assistive devices, and job retraining if necessary.
Non-Economic Damages - Pain and Suffering Compensation
Non-economic damages compensate for the physical pain, emotional distress, and reduced quality of life following your Uber accident. These include compensation for ongoing pain, anxiety, depression, and loss of enjoyment in activities you previously loved.
Scarring and disfigurement receive separate compensation, particularly when visible injuries affect your personal and professional relationships. Loss of consortium compensates spouses for the impact of injuries on marriage relationships, including companionship and intimacy.
Missouri law recognizes that serious injuries affect entire families, not just direct victims. We calculate non-economic damages based on injury severity, treatment duration, and long-term impact on your life and relationships.
Punitive Damages - Punishment for Extreme Conduct
In cases involving drunk driving, road rage, or other extreme misconduct by Uber drivers, Missouri law allows punitive damages designed to punish defendants and deter similar behavior. These damages multiply your compensation beyond actual losses when driver conduct was particularly egregious.
Punitive damages may also apply when Uber's corporate policies or negligent hiring practices contributed to accidents. We investigate whether Uber knew or should have known about driver risks that led to your injuries.
Factors Affecting Your Compensation Amount
Several factors determine your potential compensation in Kansas City Uber accidents:
- Severity and permanence of your injuries
- Impact on your ability to work and earn income
- Available insurance coverage from multiple sources
- Degree of fault assigned to each party
- Quality of medical documentation supporting your claim
- Strength of evidence proving liability and damages
Maximum Available Coverage Sources
Uber accidents often involve multiple insurance sources providing higher total compensation than typical car accidents. Uber's $1 million commercial policy, driver personal insurance, your own uninsured motorist coverage, and other parties' insurance may all contribute to your recovery.
We identify all available coverage sources and coordinate claims to maximize your total compensation while avoiding coverage gaps or disputes between insurance companies.
Common Injuries
Serious Injuries from Kansas City Uber Accidents
Traumatic Brain Injuries
Uber accidents often involve unexpected impacts that cause passengers and other victims to strike vehicle interiors or pavement. Even minor impacts can cause concussions, while severe crashes result in traumatic brain injuries requiring lifelong care.
Brain injury symptoms may not appear immediately, making prompt medical evaluation crucial. We work with Kansas City neurologists to document cognitive impacts and calculate lifetime care costs when Uber accidents cause permanent brain damage.
Spinal Cord Injuries and Paralysis
High-speed Uber accidents on Kansas City highways can cause spinal cord damage resulting in partial or complete paralysis. These catastrophic injuries require immediate specialized care and lifetime adaptive equipment and assistance.
We coordinate with spinal cord specialists at University of Kansas Medical Center and Saint Luke's Hospital to ensure proper treatment while documenting future care needs. Spinal cord cases often justify Uber's maximum $1 million coverage.
Neck and Back Injuries
Rear-end collisions involving Uber vehicles commonly cause whiplash and herniated discs. While insurance companies minimize these as "soft tissue" injuries, severe cases require surgery and cause permanent work limitations.
We work with orthopedic specialists and pain management doctors to document spine injury severity and functional limitations. Proper medical documentation is crucial for maximizing compensation in neck and back injury cases.
Broken Bones and Fractures
Uber accident impacts often cause complex fractures requiring multiple surgeries and extensive rehabilitation. Compound fractures, joint injuries, and bone damage can cause permanent disability and chronic pain.
We document all orthopedic treatment, rehabilitation needs, and permanent limitations. Bone injury cases often involve significant economic damages for medical care and lost earning capacity.
Internal Injuries and Organ Damage
Blunt force trauma from Uber accidents can cause internal bleeding, organ damage, and other life-threatening injuries that may not be immediately apparent. Prompt medical evaluation is crucial for identifying hidden injuries.
We ensure comprehensive medical evaluation and ongoing monitoring for delayed injury symptoms. Internal injury cases often involve emergency surgery and intensive care with substantial medical expenses.
Psychological Trauma and PTSD
Uber accidents cause lasting psychological effects including post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and depression. Many victims develop transportation phobias that significantly impact quality of life and work capacity.
We work with mental health professionals to document psychological injuries and ensure compensation includes therapy and treatment costs. Psychological damages are often overlooked but represent significant recoverable losses.
Burn Injuries and Scarring
Vehicle fires and chemical spills in Uber accidents can cause severe burn injuries requiring specialized treatment at burn centers. Severe burns often result in permanent scarring and multiple reconstructive surgeries.
We work with burn specialists and plastic surgeons to document treatment needs and calculate lifetime medical costs. Burn injury cases often involve substantial pain and suffering damages beyond medical expenses.
Wrongful Death
Fatal Uber accidents devastate families while creating complex legal issues about insurance coverage and corporate liability. Missouri's wrongful death statute allows family members to recover compensation for loss of support and companionship.
We help grieving families navigate wrongful death claims while handling all legal aspects sensitively. Wrongful death cases often involve Uber's maximum insurance coverage and potential punitive damages.
Legal Information
Missouri Laws Affecting Kansas City Uber Accidents
Statute of Limitations for Uber Accident Claims
Missouri Revised Statute 516.120 provides a five-year statute of limitations for Uber accident personal injury claims - one of the most generous timeframes in the nation. However, wrongful death claims must be filed within three years under Missouri Revised Statute 537.100.
While five years seems like ample time, evidence disappears and witnesses' memories fade, making prompt legal action crucial for maximum recovery. Uber's app data and digital evidence may be deleted quickly, requiring immediate preservation efforts.
Missouri's Pure Comparative Fault System
Missouri follows a pure comparative fault system under Revised Statute 537.765, allowing Uber accident victims to recover compensation even when partially at fault. Your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault, but you can still recover damages even if you were primarily responsible.
Insurance companies often try to assign excessive fault percentages to Uber passengers or other victims to reduce payouts. We counter these tactics with thorough accident reconstruction and witness testimony proving the true cause of your accident.
Rideshare Insurance Requirements in Missouri
Missouri requires Transportation Network Companies like Uber to provide specific insurance coverage levels depending on driver activity. When drivers are available but not matched with passengers, Uber must provide contingent liability coverage.
When drivers are matched with passengers or actively transporting riders, Uber must provide $1 million in liability coverage plus uninsured motorist protection. Understanding these requirements is crucial for ensuring proper coverage applies to your case.
Missouri Minimum Insurance Requirements
Missouri requires minimum liability coverage of $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident for bodily injury, plus $10,000 for property damage. These minimal amounts often prove insufficient for serious Uber accidents, making additional coverage sources crucial.
We recommend reviewing your uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage to protect against inadequately insured drivers. Many Uber drivers carry only minimum personal insurance, making Uber's commercial coverage essential for fair compensation.
Corporate Liability Standards
Uber classifies drivers as independent contractors to limit liability, but Missouri law recognizes exceptions when companies exercise sufficient control over contractors. We investigate Uber's control over driver behavior, vehicle requirements, and operational procedures.
When Uber's policies, training, or oversight contribute to accidents, corporate liability may apply beyond insurance coverage. These cases often involve the strongest compensation potential and require sophisticated legal strategies.
Evidence Preservation Requirements
Missouri courts recognize that digital evidence in Uber accidents requires immediate preservation. We send litigation hold notices to preserve app data, GPS records, and communication logs before they're automatically deleted.
Failure to preserve crucial evidence can harm your case, making early attorney involvement essential. We coordinate with technology experts to extract and preserve all relevant digital evidence supporting your claim.
Process
What to Do After a Kansas City Uber Accident
Immediate Steps at the Accident Scene
Your safety is the top priority after any Uber accident in Kansas City. If possible, move to a safe location away from traffic while remaining near the accident scene. Call 911 immediately to report the accident and request medical assistance, even if injuries seem minor.
Take photographs of all vehicles involved, showing damage from multiple angles. Photograph the overall accident scene, including traffic signals, road conditions, and any contributing factors like construction zones or weather conditions. Document the Uber vehicle's license plate and any Uber identification.
Important Emergency Numbers:
- Kansas City Police: 911
- Non-emergency police: (816) 234-5000
- MorenoLawKC 24/7 line: (816) 200-0467
Gather Critical Uber-Specific Information
Unlike typical car accidents, Uber crashes require additional documentation. Get the driver's name, phone number, and driver information as displayed in the Uber app. Take screenshots of your ride details, including pickup location, destination, and driver information.
Exchange contact information with all drivers, passengers, and witnesses. Note the exact location, time, and weather conditions. If possible, ask witnesses to provide written statements about what they observed before police arrive.
Report the Accident Through Uber's App
Use the Uber app to report your accident through their incident reporting system. This creates an official record with Uber and may be necessary for accessing their insurance coverage. However, limit your statements to basic facts and avoid admitting fault or speculating about causes.
Uber may contact you quickly after the accident. Politely tell them you're seeking legal counsel and refer all communication to your attorney. Insurance adjusters will try to use your statements against you later.
After Leaving the Scene
Seek medical attention immediately, even if you feel fine initially. Adrenaline and shock can mask injury symptoms, and some injuries like concussions or internal bleeding may not be immediately apparent. Visit an emergency room or urgent care facility for complete evaluation.
Follow up with your primary care physician and any specialists recommended. Keep detailed records of all medical treatment and follow all doctor's orders for treatment and rehabilitation. Gaps in medical care can harm your compensation claim.
When to Contact MorenoLawKC
Call our Kansas City Uber accident attorneys immediately after your accident, ideally within the first 24 hours. Early attorney involvement preserves crucial digital evidence and protects your rights during insurance company investigations.
Don't wait for insurance companies to make settlement offers before seeking legal counsel. Uber's insurance adjusters are trained to minimize payouts, and their first offers typically undervalue your claim significantly.
Call (816) 200-0467 now for immediate legal protection and guidance.
Insurance Company
How Insurance Companies Fight Kansas City Uber Accident Claims
Uber's Corporate Defense Strategies
Uber employs sophisticated tactics to minimize payouts after Kansas City accidents. Their first strategy involves disputing driver status at the time of your accident. They'll claim the driver was "offline" or between rides to avoid their $1 million commercial coverage, forcing victims to rely on minimal personal insurance.
Uber's Argument: "Our driver wasn't actively working when the accident occurred."
Our Response: We subpoena app data, GPS records, and ride history to prove driver status. Even drivers waiting for rides between passengers may be covered under Uber's contingent liability coverage.
The "Independent Contractor" Defense
Uber consistently argues they're not responsible for driver negligence because drivers are independent contractors, not employees. They'll claim no corporate liability regardless of driver actions or company policies that contributed to accidents.
Uber's Argument: "We're just a technology platform connecting independent drivers with riders."
Our Response: We investigate Uber's control over drivers, including vehicle requirements, rating systems, and operational mandates. When Uber exercises sufficient control, corporate liability applies despite contractor classification.
Minimizing Injury Severity and Medical Necessity
Insurance adjusters scrutinize every aspect of your medical treatment, claiming injuries are pre-existing, unrelated to the accident, or less severe than documented. They'll argue that expensive treatments aren't necessary or that you've recovered faster than claimed.
Insurance Company Tactic: Surveillance investigators follow you hoping to capture activities that contradict your injury claims.
Our Counter-Strategy: We coordinate with medical providers to create comprehensive documentation while advising clients about surveillance risks. Professional medical opinions counter insurance company medical reviews.
Quick Settlement Pressure
Uber's insurance companies contact accident victims within hours, offering quick settlements before victims understand their full damages. These offers typically cover only immediate medical bills and minimal vehicle repairs, ignoring lost wages, future medical needs, and pain and suffering.
Insurance Company Approach: "We want to help you quickly. Here's our best offer - but it expires soon."
Our Protection: We handle all insurance communications from the moment you hire us, preventing premature settlements and protecting your right to full compensation.
Recorded Statement Traps
Adjusters request recorded statements claiming they need your version of events. These sessions include leading questions designed to establish your fault or minimize your injuries. Anything you say can be taken out of context and used against you later.
Adjuster Questions: "You felt fine immediately after the accident, right?" or "You were probably distracted by your phone?"
Our Approach: We prepare you for any required statements while handling most communication directly. When statements are necessary, we ensure your rights are protected.
MorenoLawKC's Proven Counter-Strategies
We've handled hundreds of cases against Uber's insurance companies and know their playbook. Our strategic approach includes immediate evidence preservation, professional damage documentation, and aggressive negotiation backed by trial readiness.
Professional Documentation: We work with medical providers, accident reconstruction experts, and economic damage calculators to create compelling evidence packages that force fair settlements.
Strategic Timing: We control the negotiation timeline, ensuring complete medical records and full damage understanding before entering settlement discussions.
Trial Preparation: Insurance companies offer better settlements when they know we're prepared to try cases. Our reputation for thorough trial preparation often leads to maximum settlements without court proceedings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About Kansas City Uber Accidents
How much is my Kansas City Uber accident case worth?
Uber accident case values vary significantly based on injury severity, available insurance coverage, and liability factors. Minor injuries may result in settlements of $15,000-$75,000, while catastrophic injuries can justify settlements reaching Uber's $1 million coverage limit or beyond when multiple insurance sources apply.
The most important factor is often available insurance coverage. Uber's $1 million commercial policy provides substantially more compensation than typical car accident cases, but accessing this coverage requires proving the driver was actively working when your accident occurred.
We evaluate each case individually based on medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and permanent disability. The key is documenting all damages thoroughly while proving maximum available coverage applies to your situation.
What insurance covers me as an Uber passenger?
As an Uber passenger, you should be covered by Uber's $1 million liability policy when the driver is matched with passengers or actively transporting riders. This coverage includes bodily injury protection, property damage, and uninsured motorist benefits.
However, Uber often disputes coverage by claiming the driver wasn't actively working or that other factors limit their liability. We investigate driver status through app data and ride records to ensure Uber's maximum coverage applies to your case.
Your personal auto insurance may also provide coverage through uninsured/underinsured motorist protection, even when you're a passenger in someone else's vehicle. We coordinate between all available coverage sources to maximize your compensation.
How long do I have to file an Uber accident lawsuit in Kansas City?
Missouri provides a five-year statute of limitations for Uber accident personal injury claims under Revised Statute 516.120. Wrongful death claims must be filed within three years. While this seems generous, prompt action is crucial for preserving evidence and protecting your rights.
Uber's digital evidence can be deleted quickly, and witness memories fade over time. Insurance companies also impose much shorter reporting requirements that could affect your claim if missed. We recommend contacting an attorney immediately after your accident.
Some insurance policies require notification within days or weeks of accidents. Missing these deadlines could jeopardize your entire claim, making early legal involvement essential for protecting your rights.
Can I sue Uber directly, or only the driver?
You can potentially sue both the Uber driver and Uber corporation, depending on the circumstances of your accident. Driver liability applies when negligent driving causes accidents, while corporate liability may apply when Uber's policies or practices contribute to dangerous conditions.
Uber typically has much deeper pockets than individual drivers, making corporate liability claims particularly valuable. We investigate driver screening procedures, vehicle inspection requirements, and company policies that may have created unreasonable accident risks.
In many cases, insurance coverage provides adequate compensation without requiring lawsuits. However, when insurance companies refuse fair settlements, we're prepared to pursue litigation against all responsible parties.
What if the Uber driver was drunk or using drugs during my accident?
Drunk or impaired Uber drivers create claims for both compensatory and punitive damages. Beyond covering your medical expenses and other losses, Missouri law allows punitive damages designed to punish extremely reckless behavior and deter similar conduct.
We investigate driver impairment through police reports, toxicology results, and witness statements. Uber may be liable for negligent hiring or retention if they failed to detect driver substance abuse problems during background checks or ongoing monitoring.
Dram shop liability may also apply if bars or restaurants over-served the driver before the accident. These cases often involve multiple defendants and substantial compensation potential beyond typical accident claims.
How do I prove the Uber driver was working when my accident happened?
Proving driver status requires accessing Uber's app data, which the company controls and may delete quickly. We immediately send preservation letters and subpoena app records, GPS data, and ride history to establish driver activity at accident time.
Driver status determines available insurance coverage. Drivers who are offline rely on personal insurance with minimal limits, while active drivers trigger Uber's $1 million commercial coverage. Even drivers waiting between rides may qualify for Uber's contingent liability coverage.
We also gather driver statements, passenger receipts, and witness testimony about app usage. Phone records and location data can corroborate driver activity when Uber claims their driver wasn't working.
What should I do if Uber's insurance company contacts me?
Do not speak with Uber's insurance adjusters without attorney representation. Politely tell them you're seeking legal counsel and refer all communication to your attorney. Insurance adjusters are trained to obtain statements that minimize claim values.
Even seemingly innocent questions can harm your case. Adjusters often ask about your activities after the accident, pre-existing medical conditions, or your recollection of events in ways designed to reduce their liability.
We handle all insurance communications once you hire us, ensuring your rights are protected while meeting necessary cooperation requirements. This prevents costly mistakes that could jeopardize your entire claim.
How long does a Kansas City Uber accident case take to resolve?
Case duration varies based on injury severity, insurance company cooperation, and case complexity. Minor injury cases with clear liability may settle within 3-6 months, while catastrophic injury cases can take 18-36 months or longer.
Uber accident cases often take longer than typical car accidents due to complex insurance issues and corporate liability questions. We must often subpoena app data and coordinate between multiple insurance companies, adding time to the process.
We provide regular updates throughout your case and work efficiently while ensuring maximum compensation. Rushing settlements typically results in inadequate compensation that doesn't cover your full damages.
Service Areas
Kansas City Metro Area Uber Accident Representation
Missouri Service Areas
MorenoLawKC represents Uber accident victims throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area in Missouri, including Jackson County, Clay County, Platte County, and Cass County. We handle cases in Kansas City, Independence, Lee's Summit, Blue Springs, Raytown, Grandview, Belton, Raymore, Liberty, Gladstone, North Kansas City, Parkville, Platte City, and surrounding communities.
Our Kansas City office provides convenient access for clients throughout the metro area. Attorney Moreno has lived throughout Kansas City and understands the unique traffic patterns, dangerous intersections, and rideshare accident hotspots that affect Uber accident cases.
Kansas Service Areas
We also represent Kansas Uber accident victims in Johnson County, Wyandotte County, and Leavenworth County. Kansas communities we serve include Overland Park, Olathe, Shawnee, Lenexa, Leawood, Prairie Village, Mission, Roeland Park, Kansas City Kansas, and Bonner Springs.
Kansas has different insurance requirements and legal procedures than Missouri, requiring attorneys familiar with both states' laws. Our experience in Kansas courts ensures proper handling of cross-border Uber accident cases common in the Kansas City metropolitan area.
