You were hurt on a gig — but you're not covered by workers' comp.
You're injured and you don't know who will pay
Medical bills are piling up. You can't work. The platform says you're an independent contractor.
You're not covered by workers' compensation
Gig workers are typically classified as independent contractors, so you don't get automatic coverage.
You don't know your legal options
You may be able to sue the platform or the customer. But you need to know the right approach.
You don't know what evidence to collect
After an injury, every detail matters. You need a checklist to preserve your case.
What You Get
Everything you need to build your gig injury claim.
Alternative Claims Guide
Lawsuit options against the platform or customer.
Your Legal Rights
Worker classification, liability, and legal theories.
Evidence Checklist
What to document: photos, records, logs, and witnesses.
First Steps Plan
Medical care, evidence preservation, and legal consultation.
Platform-Specific Policies
How Uber, DoorDash, and others handle injury claims.
Attorney Referral Tips
How to find a personal injury attorney who handles gig cases.
How It Works
From injury to claim in 5 minutes.
1
Answer 5 quick questions
About your injury, gig type, and platform.
~2 minutes
2
AI builds your advisor guide
Claims guide, legal rights, evidence checklist, and first steps.
~20 seconds
3
Download and act
Follow the first steps plan, preserve evidence, and consult an attorney.
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Questions
Everything you need to know.
Is this legal advice?
This is not legal advice. It provides information about your rights and practical steps. For specific legal questions, consult a personal injury attorney.
Can I sue the platform if I'm injured on a delivery?
It depends. If the platform was negligent (e.g., unsafe app design, failure to warn), you may have a claim. The guide explains the legal theories.
What if I was injured by a customer's dog or property?
You may be able to sue the customer directly (premises liability, dog bite laws). The guide covers third-party claims.
Do gig platforms provide any insurance?
Some platforms provide limited liability or accident insurance, but it's often minimal and hard to access. The guide includes platform‑specific policies.
What if the platform says I'm an independent contractor and not covered?
That's common — and it's why you need to explore alternative claims. The guide explains your legal options.
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