The New Rules of Rideshare: SB 623 and the Future of Uber and Lyft Injury Claims

About this program
California has reset the ground rules for what happens when a rideshare trip ends in serious injury. New legislation reshapes medical lien treatment and the liability balance among platforms, drivers, and the people they injure. Practitioners who handle these claims need to understand the framework before it starts driving outcomes. This program breaks down what changed, why it changed, and how it affects the valuation and resolution of Uber and Lyft injury cases going forward. The program traces the layered, period-based insurance structure that makes these claims uniquely complex, examines the recurring and decisive question of platform liability, and works through the practical implications of the latest reforms for case strategy. Attendees will leave with a current, working command of the law governing rideshare injury claims and the confidence to apply it.
This OnDemand CLE program earns 1 hour of General credit in California. It aired October 6, 2026 and features Doris Cheng.
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