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Have you or a loved one suffered physical or sexual assault by a rideshare driver as a passenger?

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You may be entitled to financial compensation.

Thousands of victims have reported sexual and physical assault by Uber drivers or other riders. Both companies may be partially at-fault. Safety reports revealed that over 3,800 sexual assaults occurred in Uber rideshares in a one-year period, and over 4,000 vehicles in a two-year period. To date, 22 Uber victims have filed lawsuits against the companies, alleging unwanted sexual contact and harassment by drivers or other passengers.

Rideshare Companies Are Failing Customers

Rideshare companies should ensure the safety of their customers. Uber implemented a “Safe Rides Fee” in 2014, claiming fees would fund background checks and driver training programs, though victims allege that never occurred. Customers should not have to pay fees to ensure their own safety. Many assaults could have been prevented with appropriate safety measures, such as:

Properly screening drivers.
Removing drivers who sexually assaulted passengers.
Implementing app-based safety measures.
Responding to passenger complaints.
Hold rideshare companies accountable. Submit a free case review for information regarding Uber assault lawsuits.

Hold rideshare companies accountable! Submit a free case review for information regarding Uber assault lawsuits.

Who Can File a Rideshare Assault Lawsuit?

You may qualify if you:

Used transportation through a rideshare app
Were assaulted or injured by a rideshare driver during or after the ride

Assaults must have occurred in or outside the vehicle or elsewhere, provided the assault started in or around the vehicle, or you encountered the driver through a previous fare.

**If you do not have or cannot obtain a copy of the police report, incident claim, or receipt, you must provide the following:**

Exact location of rideshare pick-up or drop-off:
Exact date of the incident:
Other forms of reporting: (e.g., medical or therapy records, rideshare company response, communication with family/friends about the incident date, audio or video recordings, ring footage, or other relevant confirmation.)

Don’t Wait to File!

Time is limited. Each state has its own statute of limitations (deadline) for filing claims.
You cannot take legal action once it expires. Don’t delay – fill out our form today.

Disclaimer: Uber claims must be filed 45 days before the statute of limitations expiration date.