Strategic Comparison: Uber MDL vs Lyft, JUUL, Roundup, and the Boy Scouts/Catholic Church Precedent
MDL 3084 is not the first mass tort of its scale, and the comparables matter. Lyft is the parallel-defendant model. JUUL is the procedural…
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Mass Torts
Multidistrict litigation, bellwether trial tracking, and the procedural mechanics of mass-tort plaintiff practice — including statute-of-limitations frameworks, intake qualification, settlement structures, and the rideshare-precedent reshaping cross-defendant strategy.
Uber MDL Intake: What Evidence Qualifies a Case for MDL 3084
Intake is where MDL 3084 cases qualify or wash out. This is the substantive-evidence layer that sits below SOL screening: the five evidence…
Uber MDL Settlement Framework and Medical Lien Implications
Settlement valuation in MDL 3084 will be answered by the September 2026 bellwethers, but the framework that follows is predictable: tier ma…
Laws Affecting PI Rideshare Cases: EFAA, California AB 2777 Lookback, and SB 1107 — A Quarterly Tracker
Three statutes are doing most of the legal work in MDL 3084. EFAA gets cases into federal court. AB 2777 revives time-barred California cla…
Uber MDL Bellwether Tracker: Verdicts, Pending Trials, and What the September 2026 Pair Will Decide
Two MDL 3084 bellwether verdicts are in — $8.5M for Dean, $5K for the North Carolina plaintiff — and the September 14, 2026 pair will proba…
Uber Sexual Assault MDL (No. 3084): Status, Timeline, and What the 2026 Bellwethers Mean for the Docket
Two bellwether verdicts, one common-carrier ruling, and more than 3,400 pending cases — the Uber sexual-assault MDL has crossed the thresho…
Statute of Limitations by State for Uber Sexual Assault Claims: A 50-State Reference for MDL 3084 Intake
Time bars are the gating question for nearly every Uber sexual-assault claim in MDL 3084. This 50-state reference covers adult civil SOLs a…