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The use of rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft has become a regular part of millions of people’s lives. With a growing number of active users every year, catastrophic car wrecks and other serious offenses like sexual assault are occurring with greater frequency. As ridesharing services continue to grow, so do the legal complexities surrounding accidents, evidentiary standards, and corporate liability.
Personal injury attorney Michael Neff has spent the last several years litigating rideshare sexual assault cases. He has also handled serious vehicle wreck cases—including cases that involved common carriers like trucking and rideshare companies. His experience also covers litigation confronting independent contractor defenses.
Join this rideshare CLE as Michael Neff discusses the following:
- The key issues and facts in rideshare (sometimes called “ride-hail”) cases
- Expected legal arguments from the defense
- A review of rideshare industry knowledge of the legal issues, such as notice of the hazard and the significance of the harms
- Highlights and recent developments in the law
Neff will also provide perspectives addressing the technology and the human challenges of handling these cases and take questions from attendees.
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