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Injured by a self-driving car, in a robotaxi, or while using driver-assist?

Whether you were a robotaxi passenger, were hit by a driverless or self-driving vehicle, or were hurt while your own car’s self-driving or driver-assist features were on, you may have questions about who is responsible. Get a free, confidential case review.

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Confidential. No obligation. Attorneys licensed in California. Any matter may be referred to, or handled together with, another law firm, including local counsel licensed in the state where the matter arises.

Who we help

Robotaxi passengers

Hurt while riding in a driverless ride-hail or robotaxi vehicle.

People hit by a self-driving vehicle

Other drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and cyclists injured by a driverless or self-driving car.

Drivers and passengers using driver-assist

Injured while a car’s self-driving, Autopilot-style, or hands-free driver-assist feature was engaged.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I sue if a driver-assist or self-driving mode was engaged when I crashed?

Possibly. Depending on the facts, claims may be brought against a negligent driver and/or a manufacturer under product liability law. An attorney can review the evidence, including vehicle data.

I was hurt as a robotaxi passenger. Who is responsible?

Potentially the company operating the service, and possibly the manufacturer or others, depending on the facts. Review your ride terms, which may affect how a claim is handled.

I was hit by a driverless or driver-assist car. Do I have a case?

If another driver's vehicle injured you, you may have a claim against that driver and potentially others. A free case review can help you understand your options.

Is this website affiliated with any car maker or robotaxi company?

No. This website is not affiliated with any vehicle manufacturer or robotaxi operator.

Do you handle cases outside California?

Yes, we review matters nationwide. Attorneys licensed in California. Any matter may be referred to, or handled together with, another law firm, including local counsel licensed in the state where the matter arises.

How long do I have to file a claim?

Deadlines vary by state. In California, generally two years from the date of injury for personal injury, but claims against government entities usually require a claim within six months. Other states have different deadlines.

Does it cost anything to get a case review?

No. The case review is free and there is no obligation.