You trusted the ride.
Passengers who were sexually assaulted or harassed by Uber drivers are holding the company accountable. Your call is confidential, and you are in control of every decision.
What happened
The lawsuits say Uber knew for years that drivers were assaulting passengers but failed to adopt basic safety measures, such as stronger background checks, in-car cameras and better reporting.
Who may qualify
You may have a claim if:
- Sexually assaulted, harassed or attacked by an Uber driver
- The incident happened during or in connection with an Uber ride
- You do not need to have reported it to police to speak with us
Not sure? Tell us what happened. The review is free and completely confidential.
Where the case stands
Federal cases are consolidated in MDL 3084. The first federal bellwether trials reached verdicts in 2026, and the docket grew to about 4,400 cases by August 2026.
Sources: MDL Update, Aug. 2026
What you may recover
- Medical bills, past and future
- Lost income and earning ability
- Pain, suffering and emotional distress
- Wrongful-death damages for families who lost a loved one
Why Adam Thompson
We handle these cases with discretion and care. You will always speak with someone who listens, and nothing moves forward without your say. Adam Thompson represented injured clients in the Purdue Pharma opioid and Roundup litigation and has been selected to serve as President of the National Trial Lawyers Mass Tort Top 25 for 2027 to 2028. We sign you up, we stay in touch, and we fight to win, for clients in all 50 states.
Questions families ask
What does it cost?
Nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee, so there is no fee unless we recover money for you. The exact terms are in your written retainer, and they follow the rules in your state.
Will my name be public?
Survivors often file using initials or a pseudonym. We talk through your privacy options first.
What if it happened years ago?
Deadlines vary by state and some have been extended for sexual assault claims. Call us so we can check yours.
Is there a deadline to file?
Yes. Every state sets a deadline, called a statute of limitations. Some start when you were hurt, others when you learned the cause. Contact us now so you do not lose your right to file.
