Updated
December 16, 2025
If you were sexually assaulted by an Uber or Lyft driver, an experienced attorney can review your potential case — California and Illinois residents can apply now.
Were you sexually assaulted by a Rideshare driver?
Everyone deserves to have a safe ride when you purchase a taxi, car service, cab or rideshare app like Uber or Lyft. If you have been the victim of sexual assault by a rideshare driver such as Uber or Lyft, you can fill out a questionnaire form below to have an experienced attorney evaluate your case. It is understandable that no amount of money can compensate you for what you may have suffered financially or physically, but the aim is to attain a significant form of justice on the way to healing. Currently, California and Illinois residents are open to apply.
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California and Illinois residents currently
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Illinois Transportation Providers Act
Did you know that Section 25(e) of the Illinois Transportation Network Providers Act actually sides with the rideshare companies if one of their drivers commits sexual assault? Currently, a lawsuit has been raised to challenge this law in the Appellate Court of Illinois.If someone is assaulted in a traditional taxi cab in Illinois, the cab company is held liable. However, up until now, rideshare companies like Lyft and Uber have been treated differently, the argument being that if rideshare customers do not have the same protection of the law in an Uber and Lyft, as they do in a normal taxicab, it would be safer for people to take a cab instead. The court challenge seeks to amend this law so that rideshare companies are responsible for assault their drivers may commit.
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