Passenger Safety · Uber & Lyft

Rideshare case review.

Sign retainers from passengers who were sexually assaulted, harassed, or attacked by an Uber or Lyft driver. Pre-screened for the ride, the incident, and how it was reported.

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Rideshare case review

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About this campaign

What firms need to know about rideshare assault cases.

Rideshare

Uber and Lyft complete millions of rides every day, and both companies' own safety reports disclose thousands of sexual assault reports from riders. Survivors allege the companies knew of the danger yet failed to adopt stronger driver screening, in-car cameras, and other safeguards. Federal cases are consolidated in two separate multidistrict litigations in the Northern District of California — MDL No. 3084 against Uber and MDL No. 3171 against Lyft — alongside coordinated proceedings in California state court.

Claimified runs paid search and paid social for rideshare survivors nationwide, with trauma-informed intake from the first call. Every case is screened for the rideshare company, the date and location of the ride, what happened, and whether it was reported before any retainer is sent.

Qualification criteria

How claimants are pre-screened before they reach your firm.

Every rideshare lead is vetted on identity, proof of the ride, the incident, and the filing window so your intake team only sees viable cases.

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Proof of the ride

The ride was booked through the Uber or Lyft app and can be confirmed with a receipt, trip history, or account record.

02

Qualifying incident

Sexual assault, unwanted sexual touching, harassment, or kidnapping by the driver during or connected to the ride.

03

Statute of limitations

Each case is checked against the relevant state statute, with priority routing for time-sensitive filings.

Risk-free delivery

Get qualified rideshare claimants on retainer.

Exclusive, signed-retainer Uber and Lyft assault cases sourced through the same verification stack used across Claimified's mass tort campaigns.

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