Hundreds of victims have reported sexual assault, harassment, and rape by rideshare drivers. Uber and Lyft failed to screen, monitor, or discipline these drivers. Now lawyers are holding them accountable.
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The Lawsuits
Both companies showed dangerous negligence — no fingerprint checks, no law enforcement background checks, no in-person driver vetting. When victims reported assaults, companies ignored claims, shared their personal information with third-party processors, and sent the same accused drivers back for more rides.
Lawyers are now helping victims hold these companies accountable. Compensation may be available for:
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Do You Qualify
Judges have ruled that Uber and Lyft assault victims may file lawsuits for their damages. The California Judicial Council organized a Coordinated Proceeding giving greater support to those filing similar claims — and attorneys are helping victims in all 50 states.
You may qualify if you suffered any of the following during or after a rideshare trip:
Corporate Negligence
Failed to require fingerprint-based background checks before allowing drivers to operate.
Repeatedly ignored assault reports, sometimes sending the same accused drivers back to work.
Used third-party processors to handle claims, sharing victims' data without their knowledge.
Approved drivers without any in-person meeting, interview, or physical screening process.
The Truth About Rideshare Safety
Uber and Lyft repeatedly aligned with organizations like MADD, marketing themselves as safe designated driving services — targeting women traveling alone or under the influence. Hundreds of those women became victims of the very drivers these companies failed to vet, monitor, or discipline.
Courts have found these companies owed a duty of care to their passengers and failed them completely. Lawyers across the country are holding them accountable — it starts with your free case review.
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Lawyers are actively filing lawsuits against Uber and Lyft in all 50 states. The window to file is open — contact us today to get started.
Seven women file claims against Lyft alleging rape or assault by Lyft drivers, then being charged ride fees even after reporting incidents to the company.
USA Today finds Uber employs Crawford Services to handle assault claims, sharing customers' personal information with third parties without their knowledge or consent.
A Washington DC woman files a $10 million lawsuit against Uber after DNA evidence directly links her driver to her sexual assault.
A Louisiana woman reports being raped and sodomized by her Lyft driver in his own home after requesting a safe ride.
CNN investigation finds at least 103 Uber drivers in the US accused of sexually assaulting or abusing passengers over four years — at least 31 convictions.
A victim raped by an Uber driver in India files suit after top executives obtained and mishandled her medical records in an effort to discredit her.
Lyft driver arrested for threatening a female passenger who reported his groping — he had locked her in the vehicle and made unwanted sexual advances.
Friends find a Lyft driver raping a San Diego woman in her own bedroom after she had requested a safe ride home.
Legal Help Available
If you suffered sexual assault, harassment, or rape during an Uber or Lyft ride, speak with a lawyer as soon as possible. Our attorneys pioneered rideshare assault litigation and have handled hundreds of these cases.
We connect victims with specialized legal help they deserve — fast.
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