Uber Sexual Assault Canadian Class Action

Uber Sexual Assault Canadian Class Action

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ON Mar 15, 2024 [en]

Statement of Claim (Canada)

ON Jun 30, 2022 [en]

Uber's Second U.S. Safety Report

ON Dec 05, 2019 [en]

Uber's First U.S. Safety Report

CONSUMER LAW GROUP has instituted a Canada-wide class action lawsuit against Uber on behalf of passengers that were sexually assaulted, assaulted, battered, raped, kidnapped, forcibly confined, stalked, harassed, otherwise attacked or subjected to other sexual misconduct by an Uber driver with whom they had been paired through the Uber App.

The class action is based on allegations that as early as 2014, Uber became aware that Uber drivers were physically and/or sexually assaulting and raping female passengers. Yet, Uber has failed to implement meaningful safety measures that would help to prevent, or at least mitigate, these crimes from occurring, including:

• Using background checks that require applicant drivers to submit their fingerprints and running it against against all available public databases, such as RCMP records. Uber does not invest in continuous monitoring of its drivers and is not immediately alerted when one of its drivers is implicated in cri