Sarah, when was the last time you took an Uber?

I can't even remember. It would have been probably in 2017.

I have not had the Uber app on my phone in very long time.

Sarah London is an attorney.

The only ride share app I guess I have on my phone is Waymo.

Driverless, notably.

A driverless one, yes.

Sarah's approach to getting around makes more sense when you understand what she does for a living.

Because her clients are people who are suing Uber.

These folks say Uber's practices left them vulnerable to sexual assault.

And last week, Sarah and one of her clients, Jalen Dean, got a big

victory. A ride-share juggernaut Uber is ordered to pay $8.5 million to a woman who claimed a driver

for the company raped her. Jalen Dean's lawsuit against the ride share giant came after a 2023 ride in Arizona.

It's also seen as a federal.

My client, she was unfortunately matched with somebody that Uber had identified as high risk, but had not told her.

And within five minutes, he took a detour, pulled off into a dark, deserted

place, and got into the backseat and raped her. What did the jury say Uber's role here was?

They found Uber responsible for holding out the driver as its agent. Under that claim, Uber is

responsible for the behavior of the driver. And responsible for $8.5 million worth of damages

to your client, right? That's right. That's right. That is what the jury found. Yes.

You know, that verdict, that amount in damages,

it's much less than you asked for. You asked for over $100 million in damages. Do you still see it as a

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