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Waymo began fully autonomous operations in San Diego in July 2026, after months of testing with safety drivers behind the wheel. Rides opened first to company employees, with public service expected to follow later in the year. For anyone who shares these streets — drivers, cyclists, pedestrians — that means a new category of vehicle is now operating in Pacific Beach, Point L...

You ordered a ride because it was supposed to be the safe option. That is what the companies sold — a vetted driver, a tracked route, an app that knew where you were. When a driver assaults a passenger, the harm is compounded by that promise, and by the fact that the person who caused it was matched to you by a company that chose how carefully to screen him and how seriously ...

Uber is facing what is likely the largest body of passenger sexual assault litigation in American history — roughly 4,400 cases consolidated in a single federal court as of August 2026, alongside hundreds more in California state court. Unlike most mass litigation, this one has already been tested in front of juries. Two federal trials have been held, both ending in verdicts ...

There is usually video of your fall. Nearly every commercial property that people slip in — supermarkets, big-box retail, malls, hotels, casinos, parking structures, transit stations — runs continuous camera coverage. That footage often answers the exact question the entire case turns on: how long was the hazard there before you stepped in it. It is also the most perishable e...

The minutes right after a fall are the ones that decide most cases, and almost nobody uses them well. You are embarrassed, adrenaline is masking whatever is injured, staff are apologizing and offering to help you up, and the instinct is to say you are fine and leave. Meanwhile the spill that caused the fall is being mopped, the only witnesses are finishing their shopping, and...