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In an order sent to lawyers on Tuesday, a judge recommended that lawsuits brought by passengers alleging Lyft drivers sexually assaulted them should be coordinated in San Francisco Superior Court. Plaintiffs lawyers estimate Lyft could face more than 100 lawsuits.
January 22, 2020 at 02:26 PM
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staff reporter
The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
Lawsuits alleging Lyft drivers sexually assaulted their passengers are likely to end up in San Francisco Superior Court after a judge granted coordination of the cases.
In a Jan. 17 order sent out to lawyers on Tuesday, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Kenneth Freeman granted a request from plaintiffs attorneys to coordinate more than 20 lawsuits against Lyft Inc. under California’s Judicial Council Coordinated Proceedings.
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