If you were sexually assaulted, harassed, or abused by a rideshare driver, you may be entitled to compensation — find out in two minutes, at no cost.
Uber and Lyft have each faced thousands of claims from riders alleging they were sexually assaulted, harassed, or otherwise abused by drivers using the platforms. These claims allege that the rideshare companies knew sexual assault was a foreseeable risk on their platforms and failed to take adequate steps to protect riders — including insufficient driver background checks, inadequate in-app safety features, and slow or inconsistent responses to prior reports of misconduct. Because so many riders have come forward with similar allegations, courts in California and Illinois have coordinated large numbers of these individual lawsuits for pretrial proceedings, while each survivor's case is still evaluated and compensated on its own facts.
You may have a claim if you experienced any of the following while using Uber, Lyft, or a similar rideshare service:
This applies whether you were the rider or, in some cases, a driver who was assaulted by a passenger.
Depending on the facts of your case, compensation in these claims may address medical and therapy costs, lost income, and pain and suffering. An attorney reviewing your case can explain what may apply to your specific situation.
No. While a police report can support your claim, many survivors are still eligible to pursue a claim without one. Tell us what you know on the form — "unsure" is a fine answer.
Every state has a deadline (a "statute of limitations") for filing this type of claim, and it varies by state. Because of this, it's best to have your case reviewed as soon as possible.
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