Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are supposed to make getting around Las Vegas safer and easier—not put you at risk. But sexual assault and unwanted sexual contact can happen in a rideshare, during pickup or drop-off, or when a driver (or another rider) takes advantage of a vulnerable situation.
If you were sexually assaulted in an Uber, Lyft, or other rideshare in Las Vegas, you may have legal options beyond the criminal case. Moss Berg Injury Lawyers represents survivors in civil claims to pursue accountability and financial compensation for what you’ve endured.
You Deserve Safety—And You Deserve Answers
After a rideshare assault, it’s normal to feel shocked, confused, angry, or unsure what to do next. You don’t have to figure it out alone. A civil case can help you seek compensation for:
Our role is to help you understand your rights and build a case that protects your privacy while pursuing justice.
Common Ways Rideshare Sexual Assault Happens
Sexual assault in rideshare settings can occur in many forms, including:
- A driver sexually assaults or gropes a passenger
- A passenger assaults another passenger in a shared ride
- The driver deviates from the route, locks doors, or isolates the rider
- The rider is intoxicated, asleep, or otherwise unable to consent
- Assault occurs during pickup/drop-off at hotels, casinos, clubs, or events on the Strip
No matter where it happened—Las Vegas Strip, Downtown, Summerlin, Henderson, North Las Vegas—your experience matters, and help is available.

Can You Sue Uber or Lyft After a Sexual Assault?
In many cases, yes—depending on the facts. While rideshare companies often argue a driver is an “independent contractor,” victims may still have civil claims involving:
- Negligent hiring, retention, or supervision
- Failure to conduct adequate background checks
- Failure to enforce safety policies
- App design or safety feature failures
- Prior complaints about the driver or account
- Inadequate response after reports of assault
Civil cases can also involve other responsible parties, such as third-party transportation companies, event venues, hotels, or property owners—depending on where and how the incident occurred.
Why Las Vegas Rideshare Assault Cases Are Unique
Las Vegas has heavy rideshare traffic around nightlife, conventions, and the Strip. Many cases involve visitors, late-night pickups, alcohol, unfamiliar routes, and quick driver turnover—conditions that can increase vulnerability and complicate evidence.
We understand how to build a case with a Las Vegas focus: local surveillance sources, high-traffic pickup zones, and the realities of hotels, casinos, and event venues.
How Moss Berg Injury Lawyers Helps Survivors
We approach these cases with seriousness, discretion, and survivor-centered care. When you work with our team, we can:
- Explain your options in a confidential consultation
- Investigate the rideshare incident and gather evidence
- Handle communication with Uber/Lyft and insurers
- Calculate damages including therapy, lost income, and long-term impact
- File a civil lawsuit when appropriate and pursue a fair settlement
You are always in control of the process. Our job is to advocate, protect your privacy, and pursue the strongest case possible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Talk to a Las Vegas Rideshare Sexual Assault Lawyer
If you were sexually assaulted in an Uber, Lyft, or rideshare in Las Vegas, you deserve support and a legal team that will fight for you.
Contact Moss Berg Injury Lawyers today for a free, confidential consultation.
We’re here to help you understand your next step and pursue the compensation and accountability you deserve.
Call now or request a consultation online.



