How long do I have to file a rideshare assault lawsuit?
The statute of limitations varies by state and by the type of claim. States like California and New York apply different deadlines depending on the survivor’s age, when the assault occurred, and whether a revival window applies. Because these deadlines can be strict, it’s important to speak with an attorney as soon as possible.
Can my claim be forced into arbitration?
Rideshare terms of service often include arbitration clauses that can push disputes out of court. However, sexual assault claims may be treated differently under the law. An attorney can review your circumstances and explain your options.
How much did Uber pay for sexual assault?
Outcomes vary widely. In 2026, a jury awarded $8.5 million to an Arizona woman, while a separate North Carolina case resulted in a $5,000 payment in April 2026.
What crimes disqualify someone from driving for Uber?
Serious offenses such as sexual assault, murder, and terrorism can disqualify an applicant. Pending charges are evaluated case by case, and local regulations also apply.
Who is suing Uber, and why?
Survivors of assault are seeking justice and compensation. Thousands have filed claims alleging the companies failed to adequately protect riders.
Can you sue Uber for sexual assault?
Yes. More than 3,391 survivors have already filed claims related to rideshare sexual assault.
