HeyJaredThe LegalRideshare Podcast
LegalRideshare's co-founder & lead attorney Bryant Greening talks with Jared Hoffa about gig worker related news, issues and events that happened during the week.LegalRideshare was launched nearly a decade ago after Uber and Lyft drivers messaged attorney Bryant Greening with…
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Geller v. Uber Explained: How the Illinois Supreme Court Defeated Forced Arbitration (opens the original)
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Can Uber use fine print terms in your app to stop your family from suing after a fatal crash? In this episode of This Week in Rideshare, we break down the landmark Illinois Supreme Court ruling in Geller v. Uber Technologies, Inc. (Sept 2026). When Mark Geller was tragically killed in an Uber accident on the way to Chicago Midway Airport, his widow filed a wrongful death lawsuit. In response, Uber argued she couldn't take them to court because she had agreed to an arbitration clause on her own p
Uber Fighting Innovation?! 🛑 + CA Battles Waymo & Senior Rider Surge [TWIR] (opens the original)
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More options for seniors, Uber fights innovation and San Diego goes to war. LegalRideshare breaks it down. UBER EXPANDS SENIOR RIDER OPTIONS Uber is expanding options for seniors. Engadget reported : No matter which of those choices an older rider takes, senior accounts now have a new settings page. It will allow them to set preferences including how a driver signals their arrival at pickup, a simple mode option with a more streamlined UI and an option to inform drivers of their notable identifi
Cybercab Investigation, Job Cuts and Uber Robotaxis in London - This Week In Rideshare (opens the original)
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he feds investigate Cybercab, Uber cuts more jobs and robotaxis go live in London. LegalRideshare breaks it down. FEDS INVESTIGATE CYBERCAB Press enter or click to view image in full size The feds are investing the Cybercab. TechCrunch reported : The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announced Friday morning that it opened the probe mere hours after Tesla put the first Cybercabs on the streets of Austin, Texas. Federal vehicle safety regulations require manual controls like
Robotaxi Injuries Rising? What Happens If Waymo or Zoox Hits You! [TWIR] (opens the original)
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What happens when an autonomous vehicle causes an injury? In this episode of This Week in Rideshare, host Jared Hoffa and LegalRideshare co-founder Bryant Greening dive into the surge in robotaxi-related injuries—from aggressive hard braking and whiplash sustained by test drivers to everyday passengers and pedestrians. Bryant breaks down the urgent need for mandatory pre-deployment testing, commercial insurance minimums of at least $1 Million, who is legally at fault in an autonomous crash, and
Waymo Calls Out Tesla! + Uber Teen Livestreams & Robotaxi Test Driver Injuries [TWIR] (opens the original)
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In this car edition of This Week in Rideshare, host Jared Hoffa breaks down the latest major shifts in rideshare tech, passenger privacy, and autonomous vehicle safety [00:00]! Uber Launches Teen Ride Livestreaming: Uber is rolling out live video streaming from the driver's selfie camera directly to parents and guardians on teen accounts [00:33]. We look at the rollout across nine initial markets and examine the privacy implications for drivers and co-passengers [02:00]. ⚡ Waymo Shuts Down Tesla
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