Hurt by an Uber or Lyft driver? You may be owed compensation.
Thousands of passengers have filed lawsuits against Uber and Lyft over drivers who sexually assaulted or harassed them. A free, confidential review tells you whether a law firm can take your case.
- Sexual assault, groping or unwanted touching during a ride
- A driver exposing himself or herself, or masturbating
- Being driven off route or locked in the car while threatened
- Men and women can both have claims, including for older incidents in some states
There is no cost to ask. Firms that handle these cases usually work on contingency, which means no fee unless they recover money for you.
Thank you. Your review request is in.
A member of our intake team will call you, usually within one business day. The call is private, and you can share only what you're comfortable with.
Before you start
Does it cost anything?
No. The review is free. If a firm takes your case, these cases are usually handled on contingency, so you pay no fee unless money is recovered for you. The firm will explain its terms in writing before you sign anything.
Will my information be kept private?
Yes. Your answers go only to our intake team and the law firm reviewing your case. We don't sell your information to advertisers. See our Privacy Policy.
It happened years ago. Can I still file?
Possibly. Deadlines depend on the state, and some states allow more time for sexual assault claims. Some are as short as one year, so it's best to ask soon.
I didn't report it to the police. Do I still have a case?
You may. Telling Uber or Lyft, a doctor, a therapist, or a friend or family member can also count. The law firm will go over this with you.
Will I have to describe what happened?
Not on this form. On the call, you can share as much or as little as you're comfortable with, and you can stop at any time.
Is Claims Bridge a law firm?
No. We're a case review and referral service. We check the basics and connect you with an independent law firm that handles rideshare cases.