Who Can I Sue If I Was Injured While Delivering For Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, Or Grub Hub?
Doordash and Uber Eats account for nearly 80% of all food deliveries made from restaurants. Combined, they account for more than two billion deliveries per year. If you are looking for a part-time job or a job in California where you can set your own hours and control your income, food delivery for Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub is a great choice. You can work only the hours that fit into your busy schedule, but know that if you need more money, all you need to do is log in more frequently and take on more deliveries. These positions are ideal for a college student, stay at home parent who needs extra cash, or a seasonal worker who needs something to do to earn cash in their off season.
However, what many people overlook when they sign up to work for one of these services is that they could face many potential safety hazards each day. Driving around the busy cities in California, entering hotels and apartment buildings to make deliveries, and climbing countless flights of steps can all hold many safety concerns. If you were one of the unfortunate Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub delivery drivers who suffered an injury while making a delivery, you are sure to want to know who you can sue and how you can get help covering the cost of your medical care and other losses. Please understand that the wise and caring staff at Kenmore Law Group is here to assist you with answers to this and many other vital questions.
You can contact the Kenmore Law Group office staff 24/7 to get the answers and help you need to understand your options and how to get the medical care you need without facing a mountain of medical debt. In addition, our staff hopes that you will accept our generous offer for a free consultation with a skilled Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub injury attorney to discuss and evaluate your case more thoroughly. After you provide all the critical information, our pro will explain the legal merit of the case and if you have grounds for a Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub personal injury lawsuit. With this valuable information, you will be prepared to begin making wise and well-informed choices that can resolve your financial hardships and eliminate your stress.
But please also understand that you will never be obligated to hire Kenmore Law Group or pursue any legal action. We only want to ensure that you have all the legal information and resources needed to take the steps that best meet your immediate and long-term needs. But please reach out to our office at your earliest opportunity, as there are time limits to seek help with the issues that might be more limited than you might expect.
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Worker’s Comp Is A Fast And Simple Solution For Medical Expenses
When you get hurt on the job delivering for Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub, you should understand that workers comp will cover the cost of any essential medical treatment for those injuries. The program covers all workers in the state and is paid for by their employers. The only requirement to receive benefits is that you suffered the injuries while working at your regular job. This program will cover up to $1M in medical expenses per workplace injury and can also be used to cover part of your lost income if you cannot work during your recovery period. Finally, it does not impact your ability to file a lawsuit against anyone whose negligence caused or contributed to the injuries you suffered while delivering for Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub.
All property owners must comply with premises liability laws. These were created to ensure the safety of guests at all public and private properties. In addition, they must follow appropriate steps to correct or eliminate any safety hazards that are discovered on the property or reported to them or their staff by a guest. If the staff or owner of a property fails to take the required steps to eliminate a hazard in a reasonable amount of time, they can be deemed negligent in their duty of care. In addition, when that negligence is found to have caused or contributed to the harm of a visitor, the property owner can be held financially liable for the victim’s losses and expenses.
For example, if you were making a delivery to an apartment building and fell in a hallway because the lights were not functioning, you could have grounds for a lawsuit. If you feel that staff negligence and a lack of duty of care caused or contributed to your Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub delivery injury incident, please reach out to Kenmore Law Group today. Our staff will book your free consultation to evaluate the facts of your case and explain your options to seek compensation for any harm caused by someone else’s negligence.
How Much Is The Average Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, Or Grub Hub Injury Lawsuit Worth?
Many personal injury victims are misinformed and think that there are predetermined compensation amounts awarded for certain injuries or accidents. However, that is not the case. Instead, each case is carefully evaluated, and the compensation amount awarded is based on the victim’s actual losses and expenses. Working with your Kenmore Law Group Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub accident injury attorney, you will gather all the supporting documentation for the losses and expenses you face because of your injuries while making the food delivery. The items typically included in this process are:
- All current and projected future medical expenses related to diagnosing, treating, and rehabilitating any injuries sustained during the incident
- The cost of all legal services to prepare, file, and litigate your Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub accident injury lawsuit
- The replacement cost of any personal property that was damaged or destroyed in the injury incident
- Your lost income if the injuries sustained prevented you from returning to your job at Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub until you were fully healed
If you suffer severe injuries and will require a lengthy recovery period, it is permitted to seek added compensation for your pain and suffering. Because this is not a verifiable amount, you will need to rely on your Kenmore Law Group legal team to provide guidance in selecting an appropriate amount. They will research recently resolved cases with similar details to provide you with a reasonable and fair amount to include for your pain and suffering.
You must also understand that in most cases of a workplace injury that allows you to sue someone for their negligence, you will need to seek compensation for items not covered under your worker’s comp benefits. So, if you have your medical expenses paid by worker’s comp, that amount will be excluded from your lawsuit compensation. However, you could seek compensation via a lawsuit for any lost wages that were not covered by worker’s comp benefits. Your Kenmore Law Group attorney will help you understand which items can or cannot be included in your Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub personal injury lawsuit.
How Long Do I Have To Get Help And Compensation For My Injuries and Losses?
If you wish to open a worker’s comp claim, you must have contacted the program within 30 days of the injuries. If you wait longer to reach out to worker’s comp, the claim will be immediately rejected, and you will receive no benefits. You are given two years from the date of the injury incident to pursue your Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub injury lawsuit.
It is vital to understand that this time limit is also strictly enforced, and there are limited opportunities to seek added time to file your claim once the two years have passed. Please make time today to reach out to Kenmore Law Group to discuss the facts of your injury incident and how to get the compensation and benefits you need to overcome the challenges of this incident.
How Can I Afford To Hire Kenmore Law Group For My Personal Injury Case?
When you suffer injuries and could be missing work, it is difficult to imagine taking on more expenses. The legal experts at Kenmore Law Group understand this hardship and have created a client-friendly payment policy to eliminate that challenge and added stress. We never charge any upfront legal fees or expenses. Our firm only gets paid after your case is completed, and you have the compensation needed to cover your legal costs and other expenses. This ensures that all victims of injuries due to someone else’s negligence have the resources and assistance to secure the compensation that is owed to them.
Finally, if your Kenmore Law Group Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub personal injury attorney fails to win your case and deliver the compensation you need, you owe the firm nothing for its time and financial investment in building your case. Please make the time today to contact our expert office staff to learn more about your rights, how to seek the help provided to injured workers via worker’s compensation, and how the legal system can help you get the funds owed to you for harm caused by someone else’s poor choices. Our staff is here 24/7 and ready to help you understand the potential solutions that will allow you to overcome the hardships and issues of a Postmates, Uber Eats, Door Dash, or Grub Hub workplace injury.