The 5 Best Uber and Lyft Accident Lawyers in Chicago (2026)

Updated November 2026 · 5 firms · Illinois law

The best Uber and Lyft accident lawyers in Chicago in 2026 include Abels & Annes, Ankin Law and Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers, which all have dedicated rideshare pages, Romanucci & Blandin for serious cases and misconduct, and McHargue & Jones for drivers hurt on the job.

The list at a glance

FirmOfficeFocusBest for
1. Abels & AnnesThe LoopRideshare crashesPassengers and drivers in the city
2. Ankin LawThe LoopUber accident claimsPassengers and other drivers
3. Rosenfeld Injury LawyersThe LoopUber and Lyft accidentsPassengers on active trips
4. Romanucci & BlandinRiver NorthRideshare accidents and misconductAssault or misconduct by a driver
5. McHargue & JonesThe LoopRideshare accidents and work injuryDrivers hurt on the job

Rideshare claims turn on one question: what was the app doing at the time of the crash? Insurance coverage changes depending on whether the driver was offline, waiting for a request or on a trip. Illinois law sets insurance requirements for these companies, generally including higher coverage once a driver has accepted a ride. Screenshot your trip and keep the receipt straight away.

1. Abels & Annes — The Loop

A dedicated rideshare practice page.

Focus Rideshare crashesBest for Passengers and drivers in the city

Abels & Annes includes rideshare accidents among its main accident types and has several Chicago neighborhood locations.

Good to know: Save the trip receipt and in-app messages.

100 N LaSalle St, Suite 1710, Chicago, IL 60602

Firm profile 312-924-7575 Website Google Maps

2. Ankin Law — The Loop

A dedicated Uber accidents page.

Focus Uber accident claimsBest for Passengers and other drivers

Ankin Law has a specific Uber accidents page within a broad motor vehicle practice, and it advertises free consultations.

Good to know: Take screenshots before the trip disappears from your app.

10 N Dearborn St, Suite 500, Chicago, IL 60602

Firm profile 312-600-0000 Website Google Maps

3. Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers — The Loop

Names both Uber and Lyft.

Focus Uber and Lyft accidentsBest for Passengers on active trips

Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers has a page covering Uber and Lyft accidents, plus related bus and car crash claims, from West Wacker Drive.

Good to know: Tell the firm who else was in the car.

225 W Wacker Dr, Suite 1660, Chicago, IL 60606

Firm profile 888-424-5757 Website Google Maps

4. Romanucci & Blandin — River North

Names driver misconduct as well as crashes.

Focus Rideshare accidents and misconductBest for Assault or misconduct by a driver

Romanucci & Blandin's page covers rideshare accidents and misconduct, which sets it apart if the harm wasn't a crash.

Good to know: Report any assault to police as well. The firm can advise on next steps.

321 N Clark St, Suite 900, Chicago, IL 60654

Firm profile 312-458-1000 Website Google Maps

5. McHargue & Jones — The Loop

Pairs rideshare with workers' comp experience.

Focus Rideshare accidents and work injuryBest for Drivers hurt on the job

McHargue & Jones handles rideshare accidents along with workers' compensation, which is useful if you were driving for a living when the crash happened.

Good to know: Keep your app earnings records. They help show lost income.

105 W Madison St, Suite 1600, Chicago, IL 60602

Firm profile 312-739-0000 Website Google Maps

Frequently asked questions

Who pays if I'm hurt in an Uber or Lyft in Chicago?

It depends on what the driver was doing. A passenger on an active trip usually has access to the company's commercial policy, while coverage is lower if the driver's app was on but no ride had been accepted. A lawyer can sort out which applies.

Can I sue Uber or Lyft directly?

Often the claim is against an insurer or the driver, since companies generally treat drivers as contractors. There may be other claims in cases such as assault or a negligent safety process. Ask a lawyer about the specifics.

What if I'm a rideshare driver who gets hurt?

You may have a claim against the other driver, and possibly under the policy available through the company. Your classification affects workers' compensation, so ask before you assume it isn't available.