Bloomberg Law
May 23, 2018, 8:03 PM UTC

Uber Still Wants Rider Rape Case Decided Privately

Chris Opfer

Uber Technologies Inc. recently said it wouldn’t force riders who allege sexual assault by drivers to take their cases to arbitration. Later the same day, the company asked a judge to make a group of women do just that with some of their claims.

Uber is no longer fighting to keep a federal judge from hearing assault and battery claims by nine unidentified women who said they were raped or otherwise assaulted by drivers. But the company still wants the women to pursue separate, individual cases before private arbitrators on allegations that Uber falsely marketed safe rides to users despite ...

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