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Don't Let Washington Take Away Your Right to Hold Uber Accountable.
Big corporations like Uber are pushing Washington for a federal loophole — one that would strip Americans of the right to hold rideshare companies accountable in court when their drivers cause harm.
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Accountability belongs in your community.
Right now, if a rideshare driver causes an accident or harm, accountability is decided where it should be — in a local court, by a local jury. Your neighbors. Your community.
Uber wants Washington to take that away.
The same Uber that took $3.5 billion from a Saudi royal fund — and gave them a seat on the board — is now pushing Congress for immunity: their own loophole in our laws to avoid being held accountable when their drivers cause harm.
Tell your member of Congress: no special deals for Uber.
What Uber's loophole would take from you:
Hold corporations accountable in court
Uber's loophole would eliminate your right to seek accountability in court when rideshare companies cause harm — no matter what happens to you or your family.
Your neighbors decide — not Washington
Right now, local juries weigh the evidence and decide what's right for your community. Uber wants to replace that with a one-size-fits-all federal shield.
Community standards, not corporate loopholes
Local courts set accountability standards that reflect your community's values. This legislation would hand that power to corporate lobbyists in Washington instead.
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