Deactivated Without Warning? You Might Have a Legal Case

Every year, thousands of drivers are deactivated - sometimes based on nothing or through a lack of transparency or warning. If you have been deactivated from Uber, Lyft or other rideshare program unjustly, it could be a loss of livelihood. The good news? You may have grounds for a rideshare driver lawsuit.

1. Some common reasons why drivers sue include:

2. Deactivation without cause

3. Algorithmic bias or faulty rider reports

Faluse accusations Failure to comply with fair employment practice

Document everything: messages, complaints, your trip log. Many drivers have successfully challenged unjust suspensions and deactivations through legal means. There is no need to be silenced. Know your rights and defend them!