Rideshare Sexual Assault Attorneys

Nearly $1 Billion Recovered for Survivors

Representing Survivors of Rideshare Sexual Abuse & Assault

If you or a loved one has suffered sexual abuse, assault, or misconduct as a result of a ridesharing company (such as Uber or Lyft) , you may be eligible to recover compensation. At Kayla’s Survivors, our rideshare sexual assault attorneys can help you understand your legal options, and hold the responsible rideshare company and invididual accountable for their actions. 

Get started with your claim by calling (800) 509-9747 or requesting a free case evaluation online from our legal team. All communications are completely free and 100% confidential. Our attorneys have helped survivors of sexual assault and abuse recover over $1 billion, including claims filed against rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft.

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Notable Rideshare Sexual Assault & Abuse Lawsuits

• California State Bellwether Trial Begins (September 2025): A California state court is currently hosting the country’s first bellwether trial regarding allegations that Uber failed to protect its passengers. This is a significant development, as the verdict may establish a standard for juries’ reactions to the arguments and evidence in similar cases. Thousands of survivors are seeking justice, and legal experts are keeping a close eye on the trial.
• Over 2,500 Lawsuits Join Federal Litigation (August 2025): With more than 2,500 separate lawsuits against Uber now consolidated in a single California court, the federal multidistrict litigation (MDL) against the company is still expanding. The sheer volume of cases demonstrates how pervasive the issue is and how many survivors are currently actively pursuing accountability.
• Federal Trial Date Set (August 2025) The first federal bellwether trial has been set for January 2026, while the state-level bellwether trial continues. This significant step forward is crucial toward the possible international settlement for thousands of victims.
• Colorado State Representative vs. Lyft (Jenny Willford lawsuit): Colorado Rep. Jenny Willford filed a lawsuit in early 2025, alleging that she was sexually assaulted by a person impersonating a certified Lyft driver during a ride in February 2024

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Get Help From The Rideshare Sexual Assault Lawyers From Kayla’s Survivors

If you or a loved one has experienced sexual assault while using a ridesharing service, you are not alone, and you have legal options. Our firm offers a free, confidential case evaluation to help you understand your rights and the possibility of a civil lawsuit. We can provide a safe space for you to talk about your experience, evaluate the specifics of your case, and get advice on how to proceed toward seeking justice.

Request a free case evaluation by calling (800) 509-9747 or get help online from our legal team – 100% confidential.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Who can file a sexual assault lawsuit against a rideshare company like Uber or Lyft?

Any passenger, driver, or third party who was harmed by sexual assault or misconduct during a rideshare trip may be eligible to file a claim. Survivors can pursue legal action against the individual assailant and, in some cases, the rideshare company if negligence contributed to the incident.

How can a lawyer help with a rideshare sexual assault case?

A lawyer investigates the circumstances of the assault, including driver background checks, company policies, and potential safety failures. They gather evidence, work with experts, and build a strong case to hold the rideshare company accountable for negligence.

How long do I have to file a rideshare sexual assault lawsuit?

The deadline depends on state laws and the specific facts of your case. Because statutes of limitations vary, it’s important to contact an attorney as soon as possible to protect your right to seek justice and compensation.