Uber Sex Assault Victims Press Board To End Arbitration Bid

By Vin Gurrieri ( April 26, 2018, 9:17 PM EDT) -- More than a dozen women sent Uber's board of directors a letter Thursday asking that they be freed from the constraints of arbitration provisions contained in their consumer agreements so they can pursue a class action alleging that inadequate driver screening procedures led to them and others being raped, harassed or sexually assaulted. . . .

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