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A strategic venue shift is reshaping the Uber sexual assault MDL. Two early federal trials will now be heard in North Carolina, raising questions about jury impact, corporate tactics, and what it means for thousands of survivors seeking justice.
Jurors are hearing damning evidence in Uber’s first driver sexual assault trial, where internal documents reveal growth came before passenger protection.
What did Uber allegedly leave out of its sexual assault report? A jury hears claims of 95,000 incidents and hidden categories of violence as the first sexual assault trial against the rideshare giant is underway.
An Uber concert ride spun into a nightmare when a passenger was abandoned and assaulted. This lawsuit spotlights failures that lie at the heart of hundreds of similar claims on fast-track to trial.
Uber’s pilot program that allows female passengers to request female drivers is raising eyebrows over gender pay. The reason? Lower fares mean lower tips for the female drivers. Other problems have also been reported with the program.
Unsealed documents procured by a New York Times expose expose hundreds of thousands of sexual misconduct reports on Uber rides. Why were key safety features delayed for years?
In states such as Colorado, Rhode Island, New Jersey, and Massachusetts, rideshare companies, Uber and Lyft, have resisted introduced legislation that would strengthen passenger safety efforts.
Two women have accused a former Uber driver of assaulting them during rides in Alabama. As the trial unfolds, jurors are presented with dashcam footage, forensic evidence, and testimony that could shape both criminal and civil outcomes.
Uber has settled a lawsuit with a teen who was allegedly assaulted after a late-night drop-off. The case underscores ongoing concerns about rideshare safety and Uber’s responsibilities to minors.
A Philadelphia man was arrested after using Uber to transport a minor across Pennsylvania, highlighting growing concerns about child safety on rideshare platforms.