Find Out if You Qualify
Recent judicial rulings have allowed individuals who have experienced sexual assault by Uber and Lyft drivers to file lawsuits for their suffering. The California Judicial Council has initiated a Coordinated Proceeding for numerous such cases, enhancing support for those making similar assault or rape claims. This development not only aids victims in their pursuit of justice but also brings wider attention to the issue of rideshare sexual assaults, a concern historically confined to private arbitration.
Can you sue Uber?
Lawyers nationwide are now supporting victims in legal actions against Uber and Lyft for a range of offenses encountered during rides, including:
- Sexual harassment
- Threats
- False imprisonment (such as locking doors)
- Sexual assault
- Attempted rape
- Rape
If you've been a victim of any of these crimes associated with Uber or Lyft, you may have grounds for a case, and it's advisable to discuss your situation with an attorney promptly.
Uber & Lyft Sexual Assault Lawsuits
Uber and Lyft have been scrutinized for inadequate safety protocols in their driver recruitment, particularly regarding background checks and in-person interviews, with concerns amplified regarding female passenger safety. These companies have faced accusations of neglecting passenger complaints, mishandling sensitive information, and reassigning reported drivers. To address these issues, lawyers are now aiding victims in reporting incidents, obtaining support, and pursuing legal action for appropriate compensation for the damages incurred. You could be eligible for compensation for any of the following: