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Rideshare assault claims against Uber and Lyft, and how the intake works
Last checked August 30, 2026
Injury Claims is accepting intake submissions from passengers who were sexually assaulted, abused, or inappropriately touched by an Uber or Lyft driver. A law firm reviews each submission and decides whether it can take the case.
This listing is an attorney-advertising intake, not a settlement. Despite the word settlement in the listing name, no fund exists for people who sign up here, and no administrator is paying claims. Any recovery would come from an individual case handled by counsel.
What the claims allege
Passengers have sued Uber and Lyft arguing the companies did too little to screen drivers and protect riders. The intake page lists sexual abuse, attempted sexual abuse, and inappropriate touching as the kinds of harm it wants to hear about.
This intake does not name a court, a case number, or a fund. The facts of each rider's experience decide where a claim might be filed and against whom.
Current status
Intake is open with limited-time availability and no fixed end date. The partner can stop accepting submissions at any time. Time limits for filing an assault claim differ by state, and a reviewing attorney checks yours early.
The listing points to an AP News article as the basis for any estimate. That reporting covers other cases and other outcomes; it does not describe what any individual might receive.
What happens after you submit
You describe what happened, when, and which service you used. Injury Claims routes that to a firm, which may follow up for trip records or a police report. If the firm accepts, you sign a separate agreement before anything is filed. Submitting the form creates no attorney-client relationship on its own.
Sign-up is free and handled privately. Payout lists this intake at no cost and takes nothing from any outcome; you can also go to the Injury Claims page directly.
Questions about the Uber Sexual Assault case
Is there an Uber assault settlement fund?
Not through this listing. It is an intake for individual claims that a law firm evaluates one at a time.
Does the intake cover Lyft rides too?
Yes. The page asks for submissions from both Uber and Lyft passengers.
What will the firm ask for?
Details of the trip and the incident, and possibly ride receipts or any report you filed at the time.
Is my information kept private?
The intake goes to the reviewing firm only. You are not obligated to proceed after submitting.
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