08/21/2026
When you order a ride home, you trust that the company sending the driver has done its homework. The New York Times recently put a hard question on its front page: what happens when that trust is broken — and a survivor decides to fight back?
One of the brave women featured in this national story is our client, a young woman from the Tampa area. Harris Appeals is honored to stand beside her and her remarkable trial lawyers, Andrea Lewis & Jack Scarola of Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley, PA, providing the trial support and appellate work to help carry a case like this forward against one of the largest companies in the world.
This fight is not about the lawyers on the other side — they are skilled professionals doing their jobs. This fight is about Uber, about accountability, and about making sure every woman who steps into a rideshare gets home safely.
Our client’s courage in bringing her lawsuit and refusing to back down isn't just about her own case. It's about every passenger, and every survivor, who deserves to be believed.
To anyone who has lived through something like this: it was not your fault. It never was.
Big-firm firepower. Boutique heart.
Read the story at the link below.
https://tinyurl.com/NYTimesUberStory