Uber Says It's Not Liable For Fake Driver's Assault On Rider

By Linda Chiem ( September 4, 2019, 9:14 PM EDT) -- Uber told a California federal court Wednesday that it cannot be held liable for a passenger's 2018 sexual assault by a driver who had been suspended but pretended to still be an Uber driver to prowl for female riders. . . .

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