The New York Times reports that Uber is facing increased scrutiny over its handling of sexual assault allegations, with pressure coming from lawmakers, regulators, and investors. The reporting examines proposed oversight measures and growing demands for transparency regarding passenger safety.
From a civil law perspective, increased regulatory attention often reflects broader concerns about whether existing safety systems are adequate. For survivors, these developments may also affect how companies respond to reports of misconduct and how accountability is evaluated in civil litigation.
BTG represents survivors of sexual assault in civil cases involving rideshare platforms. Civil claims focus on whether reasonable steps were taken to protect passengers and whether failures in safety policies contributed to preventable harm.
This post summarizes investigative reporting and does not imply liability in any individual case.
Source URL:
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/21/business/uber-scrutiny-sexual-assault.html
