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A Virginia rideshare driver has been charged with assaulting a passenger during a trip through Fairfax County. The case echoes thousands of lawsuits filed against Uber and Lyft over driver misconduct.
A federal judge has ordered top Uber executives, including CEO Dara Khosrowshahi and co-founder Travis Kalanick, to testify in lawsuits filed by nearly 2,000 riders who allege sexual assault by drivers.
Uber thought it could escape accountability, but the Ninth Circuit just shut that down. The federal appeals court ruled that Uber can’t block survivors from pursuing legal action together, keeping the massive sexual assault lawsuits against the rideshare giant intact. Here’s what this means for survivors seeking justice.
A former Denver Lyft driver was sentenced to 290 years to life imprisonment for sexually assaulting intoxicated female passengers and stealing their belongings.