Rideshare Passenger Sexual Assault Litigation

In litigation Mass-tort payouts ($50k+) mass_tort · consumer_product

Rideshare passenger sexual-assault MDL 3084 (Uber) + California JCCP (Lyft) - active intake

Eligibility hint

Were a passenger in an Uber or Lyft when an incident involving driver sexual or physical assault occurred

Estimated payout range

$75,000 – $1,500,000

MDL filed

2023-10-04

Current score

0.88 / 1.00

Official source

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MDL No. 3084 in the Northern District of California consolidates Uber passenger sexual-assault cases before Judge Charles Breyer; Lyft cases are coordinated separately in California state court. Uber's own US Safety Reports counted 9,805 sexual-assault reports across 2017-2020 (including 464 reports of rape); Lyft disclosed 4,158 reports between 2017-2019. Allegations center on inadequate driver background checks, missing in-app safeguards, and ignored prior reports. Bellwether trials anticipated 2026-2027.

Connected settlement administrations (1)

Lyft Driver Independent Contractor Lawsuits

Recent signals

CL filing: Julie Ann Uber courtlistener_search · 2026-07-16
CL filing: LS 753 v. Uber Technologies, Inc. courtlistener_search · 2026-07-16
CL filing: LS 751 v. Uber Technologies, Inc. courtlistener_search · 2026-07-16
CL filing: LS 752 v. Uber Technologies, Inc. courtlistener_search · 2026-07-16
CL filing: LS 750 v. Uber Technologies, Inc. courtlistener_search · 2026-07-16
CL filing: Bennett v. Uber Technologies, LLC courtlistener_search · 2026-07-16
CL filing: Ulloa v. Uber Technologies, Inc. courtlistener_search · 2026-07-16
CL filing: Amazigo v. UBER TECHNOLOGIES, INC. courtlistener_search · 2026-07-16
CL filing: Carroll v. Uber Technologies, LLC courtlistener_search · 2026-07-16
CL filing: W. v. UBER TECHNOLOGIES, INC. courtlistener_search · 2026-07-16

Brands: uber technologieslyftuber
Products: uberlyftridesharepassenger assault

Frequently asked questions

Who qualifies for the Rideshare Passenger Sexual Assault Litigation case?

You may qualify if the following applies to you: Were a passenger in an Uber or Lyft when an incident involving driver sexual or physical assault occurred. Eligibility criteria can change as the case develops.

How much could a Rideshare Passenger Sexual Assault Litigation claim be worth?

Estimated payouts range from $75,000 to $1,500,000 depending on individual circumstances. These are estimates based on comparable outcomes, not guarantees.

What is the current status of the Rideshare Passenger Sexual Assault Litigation case?

In litigation. MDL No. 3084 in the Northern District of California consolidates Uber passenger sexual-assault cases before Judge Charles Breyer; Lyft cases are coordinated separately in California state court. Uber's own US Safety Reports counted 9,805 sexual-assault reports across 2017-2020 (including 464 reports of rape); Lyft disclosed 4,158 reports between 2017-2019. Allegations center on inadequate driver background checks, missing in-app safeguards, and ignored prior reports. Bellwether trials anticipated 2026-2027.

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