RideShareCarCrash.com is published by The Grossman Law Firm, LLC, a New Jersey personal injury firm founded by Scott D. Grossman. We represent injured people only. We have never represented an insurance company. Four attorneys handle car, truck, rideshare, pedestrian and wrongful death cases from our Freehold headquarters and offices across the state. Consultations are free, and you pay no fee unless we recover for you. Call (732) 625-9494.
The firm at a glance
- Founded by Scott D. Grossman, admitted to the New Jersey bar in 1997.
- Personal injury only. We do not defend insurers, and never have.
- Four attorneys: Scott D. Grossman, Jennifer H. Ruhl, Erin Mullen and Melissa Peace.
- Headquarters in Freehold, Monmouth County, with offices across New Jersey.
- Free consultation, 24/7. No fee unless we recover. See our accident results.
What this site is
RideShareCarCrash.com is The Grossman Law Firm’s guide to Uber, Lyft and delivery driver crashes in New Jersey. It covers who pays, which insurance policy applies at each stage of a trip, why the verbal threshold does not apply to riders, the deadlines, and what to do in the first days after a crash. It is written by the firm’s attorneys for people who were hurt and want straight answers before they talk to an insurer.
Why we started this firm
Before opening The Grossman Law Firm, Scott Grossman spent years at well-regarded personal injury firms around New Jersey. He saw that the clients who did best were the ones whose lawyer knew them, knew their families, and could explain to an insurer or a jury exactly how an injury had changed a life. He built the firm around that idea. Our attorneys meet their clients in person, learn what their days looked like before the crash, and use that to push for the full value of a claim rather than the first number an adjuster offers.
“Insurance companies are large corporations who are rarely on the side of those they actually insure. I have never represented insurance companies. I have dedicated my practice to protecting the rights of the seriously injured by arming myself with the law and knowing it in all of its intricacies.” Scott D. Grossman, Founding Partner
Why rideshare cases
An Uber or Lyft crash is a car crash with extra layers: a $1.5 million commercial policy that only applies at certain moments, app data that disappears if no one asks for it, a driver who is an independent contractor, and a company whose terms of service try to keep disputes out of court. We built this site to explain those layers in plain language, because most people hurt in a rideshare crash have no idea which insurer is responsible or that New Jersey’s verbal threshold does not apply to them. Our attorneys have handled claims for injured passengers, for drivers rear-ended while working, and against rideshare drivers who hit other people. See how the coverage works and who is liable.
Our attorneys

Scott D. Grossman, Esq.
Founding Partner
J.D., Quinnipiac University, 1997; M.A. in Political Science, Rutgers, magna cum laude; former New Jersey State Probation Officer. Admitted in New Jersey, the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey and the Third Circuit. Long-standing member of the New Jersey Association for Justice, where he served on the Board of Governors, and of the American Association for Justice and the Brain Injury Association of New Jersey. Interviewed by News 12 New Jersey and My9 News on New Jersey auto insurance and injury law.

Jennifer H. Ruhl, Esq.
Partner
Concentrates on wrongful death, personal injury, products liability, mass tort and class actions. Named a New Jersey Super Lawyers Rising Star for six consecutive years, one of The National Trial Lawyers’ Top 40 Under 40 in New Jersey (2012), and a New Jersey Law Journal “New Leader of the Bar” (2013). J.D., Seton Hall University School of Law, 2001; former law clerk to the Hon. Edmond M. Kirby, J.S.C. Admitted in New Jersey and New York.

Erin Mullen, Esq.
Attorney
Practices personal injury exclusively, with years of prior personal injury firm experience. B.A. in Legal Studies, University of Central Florida, 2004; J.D., Roger Williams University School of Law, 2008. Admitted in New Jersey and the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey. Member of the New Jersey State, Monmouth County and Ocean County Bar Associations.

Melissa Peace, Esq.
Attorney
Has practiced personal injury law exclusively since 2012, including motor vehicle and tractor-trailer collisions, workers’ compensation and complex litigation. A former newspaper reporter, she earned her J.D. cum laude from Pace University School of Law in 2012. Admitted in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania and before the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey.
How we work a rideshare case
- Preserve the evidence first. A preservation letter goes to the rideshare company and its insurer within days, before trip logs, GPS data and dashcam footage are gone.
- Pin down the app status. Whether the driver was offline, waiting, en route or carrying a passenger decides which policy pays. We do not take the insurer’s word for it.
- Handle every insurer. Rideshare cases often involve three or more carriers. We deal with all of them so you deal with none.
- Get your medical bills paid now. We sort out PIP and health insurance so treatment is not delayed while fault is argued.
- Prepare every case as if it will be tried. Insurers pay more to firms that will file suit. We file when the offer is not fair.
Where we are
Our headquarters is at 495 Iron Bridge Road, Suite 4, Freehold, NJ 07728, with additional offices across New Jersey. Phone (732) 625-9494, toll free (877) 999-5529, or use the form on this page.
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