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Doordash & Grubhub Accident Lawyers

Food delivery is part of everyday life in California—but when something goes wrong on the road, these cases get tricky fast. Whether you were hit by a DoorDash, Grubhub, or other delivery driver, or you were driving for one of these apps and got hit, you may be facing serious injuries and confusing insurance issues. We’re here to help you sort it out and fight for what you deserve.

At Cha Cha Cha Law, we represent injured drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, and passengers in accidents involving food delivery services. These aren’t your average car accidents. They involve complex insurance issues, app-based driver classifications, and companies that don’t make it easy to get answers. We know how to cut through the red tape and fight for what you’re owed. Injured in a delivery driver accident? Call (213) 351-3513.

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What Our Clients Say

Who’s Liable After a Delivery Driver Accident?

Delivery drivers use personal vehicles—but they’re often “on the clock” for a company like Doordash or Grubhub. That makes the insurance situation complicated.

Depending on the driver’s status at the time of the crash, one of the following may apply:

  • Off the app: Only their personal insurance is active.
  • Online but waiting for an order: Some companies offer limited coverage.
  • On an active delivery: Commercial insurance from Doordash, Grubhub, or another platform may apply.

We investigate the facts, preserve key evidence, and determine which insurance policies are in play. Whether you were injured by a delivery driver—or while working as one—we’re ready to fight for you.

We Handle Delivery Driver Accident Cases

At Cha Cha Cha Law, we’ve seen various types of delivery driver accidents. Here are a few of the types of cases we handle:

  • Pedestrians and cyclists hit by app-based drivers
  • Drivers hit by a delivery vehicle
  • Injured delivery drivers denied coverage
  • Delivery driver hit-and-run
  • Accidents during pickups, drop-offs, or while waiting for orders
  • Wrongful death cases involving delivery driver crashes

We know these accidents can turn your life upside down. Our job is to help you get the care and compensation you need so you can focus on healing.

Why People Turn to Cha Cha Cha Law

From L.A. freeways to Orange County backroads, we know Southern California — and we know how to navigate the insurance system to get results.

Here’s what sets us apart:

  • Personal Attention: You’ll work directly with our team and always know who’s handling your case.
  • Clear Communication: We break things down and keep you updated.
  • Relentless Advocacy: We fight for the best possible outcome based on your injuries, your needs, and what the law allows.
  • No Upfront Costs: We work on contingency—if we don’t win, you don’t pay.

Frequently Asked Questions

I was hit by a Doordash driver. Can I sue the company?

It depends. Doordash drivers are considered independent contractors, which makes suing the company directly difficult—but their commercial insurance may still apply. We’ll help you figure out who’s financially responsible and go after the coverage you’re entitled to.

I was injured while delivering for Grubhub. What are my options?

You may be covered under Grubhub’s limited insurance, depending on when and how the accident happened. Some drivers also have additional coverage or may be eligible for other benefits. We can help you sort through your options.

Do these companies have insurance for their drivers?

Yes—most food delivery apps provide some coverage when drivers are actively working. The limits and rules vary, so it’s important to act quickly and talk to a lawyer who understands the system.

What if the delivery driver left the scene or didn’t report the accident?

Hit-and-run crashes are sadly common. If you were hurt and the other driver left the scene, you may still have options through your own uninsured motorist coverage or other sources. Call us to talk through your situation.

What’s the deadline to file a claim?

In California, you typically have two years from the date of the crash to file a lawsuit. But evidence can disappear fast, and claims involving delivery apps may have shorter internal deadlines—don’t wait.

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Get Help After a Food Delivery Accident

Whether you were hit by a delivery driver or injured while working as one, you deserve answers—and support.

Call Cha Cha Cha Law today. We’ll listen to what happened, explain your options, and fight for what’s fair.

Call now to get started: (213) 351-3513