Rideshare Sexual Assault Lawyers in Pennsylvania & New Jersey (Uber & Lyft)

Edelstein Law represents survivors of rideshare sexual assault involving Uber, Lyft, taxi, transportation drivers, negligent screening, app data, and safety failures.

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Civil Claims After Uber, Lyft, Taxi, or Transportation Assault

If you suspect neglect or abuse, Edelstein Law is here to help:

Passengers trust rideshare and transportation companies to provide safe travel. When a driver sexually assaults, harasses, exploits, or harms a passenger, civil claims may involve the driver and potentially others responsible for screening, safety policies, reporting, or prior complaints.

Edelstein Law represents survivors of rideshare sexual assault across Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

These cases may involve Uber, Lyft, taxi services, private transportation companies, medical transport providers, shuttle services, or commercial transportation entities.

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Quick Answer

Can I bring a civil claim after a rideshare sexual assault?

Potentially. Claims may involve the driver and, depending on the facts, companies or entities responsible for screening, safety policies, prior complaints, or failure to respond to known risks.

  • Important evidence may include:

    • app trip records

    • pickup and drop-off data

    • driver name and profile

    • screenshots

    • receipts

    • route information

    • in-app messages

    • phone records

    • complaints to the platform

    • prior driver complaints

    • police reports

    • medical or counseling records

    • witness names

    • surveillance near pickup or drop-off points

    App data can be time-sensitive and should be preserved quickly.

  • A case may examine:

    • whether the driver had prior complaints

    • whether the platform properly screened the driver

    • whether safety reports were ignored

    • whether the company failed to deactivate a dangerous driver

    • whether app records confirm the trip

    • whether the company responded appropriately after the report

    • whether additional entities were involved in the transportation service

    • Rideshare Accidents

    • Institutional Abuse

    • Premises Liability

    • Civil Lawsuits for Survivors

    • Contact Edelstein Law

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Disclaimer: This page provides general information and is not legal advice.