Representation is the starting point.
Having an attorney doesn’t automatically qualify a client. We review the rental request and required documentation with your office before confirming an arrangement.
FOR LAS VEGAS ATTORNEYS & CASE MANAGERS
Your client’s
next ride.
Personally handled.
A local rental contact for your firm and your client. We review qualifying lien-based rental options and coordinate the rental details with the people involved.
Send referrals to Info@RideOn.Vegas.
You can also text our team. Text replies 7 days a week.
Direct contact for your officePersonal rental intakeQualifying lien-based options
A REVIEW, THEN A CLEAR ARRANGEMENT
Lien-based rentals.
Reviewed individually.
When an attorney is handling a client’s injury case, we can review whether a lien-based rental arrangement may be available.
Discuss a rental with our teamThe terms come before the handoff.
We explain payment timing, any required deposit or upfront charges, and the documents needed. Each approved rental has its own confirmed terms.
KEEP THE FIRST STEP SIMPLE
Start with
the rental basics.
Email your firm’s name and when your client needs a car. We’ll let you know what’s needed for the review.
Email us a referralHelpful to have ready
- Your firm’s point of contact
- Firm name, attorney or case manager, and a callback number.
- The client introduction
- With their permission, the client’s name and phone number. They can also contact RideOn directly.
- The rental timeframe
- When a car is needed and any known repair timing.
- The arrangement to review
- Let us know if you’re asking about a lien-based option or another rental arrangement.
Start with these basics. Our team will coordinate any additional case-related documentation directly with your office.
FROM REFERRAL TO RENTAL
A clear role
for each team.
Your office handles the case. RideOn handles the rental intake and coordinates with your firm as needed.
- 01
Your office makes the introduction.
Share the rental need with the client’s permission. We connect with your office and the client to establish the next steps.
- 02
We review and explain the arrangement.
RideOn checks availability, reviews the required information, and confirms the proposed payment terms. Lien-based arrangements require review, documentation, and approval.
- 03
We complete the rental details.
Our team guides the client through license and coverage review, the agreement, and any required deposit or payment. Then we confirm pickup or arranged delivery.
A LOCAL TEAM YOU CAN REACH
Keep the rental
conversation moving.
One contact for the rental details.
Your office can reach us directly about rental timing, documentation, or the client’s arrangement.
Let us know when plans change.
If a client needs additional days, contact us before the agreed return date. We’ll review availability and any change to the rental terms before confirming an extension.
ALREADY WORKING WITH AN ATTORNEY?
You can reach out
to us, too.
Tell us when you need a rental and which firm is handling your case. We’ll review your rental needs and coordinate with your attorney’s office as appropriate.
A lien-based rental is subject to review and approval. If you’re looking for an insurance or customer-paid rental, we can explain those options as well.
Text us about your rentalExplore insurance rentalsWhat is a lien-based rental option with RideOn?
It is a rental arrangement we may consider for a qualifying attorney-handled case. Our team reviews the request with your office and explains the proposed payment timing, required documents, and terms before a rental is confirmed. Availability and approval are case by case.
Does having an attorney automatically qualify a client?
No. Attorney representation starts a possible review; it does not guarantee approval, a vehicle, or a particular payment arrangement. We confirm the rental details directly with the client and your office.
Will the client need to pay anything upfront?
That depends on the approved arrangement. We explain any required deposit, upfront charges, and payment timing before the client commits. A lien-based inquiry does not automatically waive a deposit or other charges.
What should our office send first?
Email Info@RideOn.Vegas with your firm’s name, the attorney or case manager’s contact information, and when the client needs a rental. With the client’s permission, share their name and phone number. We’ll tell your office what additional information is needed for review.
Who handles the client’s paperwork and rental requirements?
RideOn works directly with the client on the rental intake, license and insurance review, agreement, and any required deposit or payment. Drivers must be at least 21 and have a valid driver’s license. We coordinate any case-related documentation with your office.
Can the client contact RideOn directly?
Yes. The client can text or call us, mention that an attorney is handling their case, and provide the firm’s contact information. We’ll review the rental need and coordinate with the office as appropriate.
What if a lien-based rental isn’t approved?
We can discuss a customer-paid rental or a qualifying insurance rental arrangement, subject to availability and our rental requirements. A lien-based referral does not guarantee another payment option.
Can you deliver the car, or extend the rental if plans change?
Delivery can be arranged for a quoted fee, subject to availability and confirmed timing. Required paperwork and any deposit or balance due must be completed first. If more rental days are needed, contact us before the agreed return date so we can review availability and the updated arrangement.
A LOCAL CONTACT FOR YOUR NEXT REFERRAL
Let’s talk through
the rental.
Email your firm’s name and when your client needs a vehicle.
Our team will help with the next step.
Email us a referralOr call (725) 777-4577Info@RideOn.VegasOr text our teamText replies 7 days a week
Office hours
Mon–Fri: 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Phone availability
Mon–Fri: 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m.–1 p.m.