The LegalRideshare Podcast

This Week In Rideshare: AI, Benefits, and Features. AI changes wages, a win for drivers, and new features drop in NYC. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 4/10/23 An Uber Eats driver tries to “game” the system. Business Insider reported : The 56-year-old, who drives an elderly Subaru, told The New York Times that he focuses on affluent parts of Los Angeles such as Pacific Palisades,...

Attorney Bryant Greening tells us what's TRUE or FALSE relating to accidents, insurance, and more. ------------------------- LegalRideshare is the first law firm in the United States to focus exclusively on Uber, Lyft, gig workers, delivery and e-scooter accidents and injuries. Consultations are always free. https://LegalRideshare.com (312)767-7950 Help@LegalRideshare.com

This Week In Rideshare: Ghosts, Lyft and Seattle. Uber Eats chases ghosts, Lyft gets a new CEO and Seattle drivers get a first. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 3/27/23 Uber Eats is cracking down on “ghost” menus. Business Insider reported : The delivery app plans to remove roughly 5,000 brands that sell food through the platform, Wall Street Journal reported on Monday. Those rest...

This Week In Rideshare: Bills, AB5, and $36. Illinois and Uber clash, AB5 back on the chopping block, and a Connecticut bill offering drivers $36/hr. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 3/20/23 Uber threatens to leave Illinois if a new bill is passed. MyStateline.com added : A bill in the state capitol would remove the exemption of drivers of rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft to be classified as...

This Week In Rideshare: Lawsuits, California, and Gas. We file a lawsuit against Lyft, California court favors Uber and the best speed to save money. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 3/13/23 The mother of a Lyft driver who was tragically killed on the job, is suing the company. ABC 20 reported : According to the lawsuit, Williams' mother, Tia Williams, and Lyft supposedly knew Williams was us...

This Week In Rideshare: Airports, Pay and Alto. Uber aids air travel, drivers get a raise, and Alto keeps growing. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 3/6/23 Uber drivers reveal their pet peeves. Autoblog adds : Are you always late to your Uber? Less than polite to drivers? Ask them to stop at drive-thrus? You may not like it, but you could be an Uber driver's worst nightmare. 1. Rude passengers...

This Week In Rideshare: Deactivations, Deaths and Driving Tech. Gig workers get fired, deaths on the rise and robots aiding drivers. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 2/27/23 Drivers strike at LaGuardia. CBS News reported : Mohammed, a father of three, is one of thousands of drivers planning to go on strike at the airport. “We're striking to get our raise back. TLC gave us a raise, and U...

It sounds crazy, even "click-baity" but it is more than possible! LegalRideshare co-founder and lead attorney Bryant Greening explains the process, the results and debunks some of the common myths along the way.

This Week In Rideshare: Gen Z, Fares, and Lyft. Gen Z isn't driving, drivers aren't benefiting, and Lyft isn't winning. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 2/13/23 Gen Z has no interest in driving. Washington Post reported : Unlike previous generations, they don't see cars as a ticket to freedom or a crucial life milestone. The question — for American drivers and for the planet — is...

Due to popular demand, we've decided to answer the age-old question: "Aren't you just ambulance chasers??" LegalRideshare co-founder and attorney Bryant Greening answers that question. Including: -What Does LegalRideshare do? -What type of cases do we handle? -How do I make money after an accident? -Why choose LegalRideshare? --------------------------------------------------- LegalRideshare is th...

This Week In Rideshare: Docks, Drivers and Dilemma. Scooters get locked, 2 billion trips through Uber and the worker-hero dilemma. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 2/6/23 Scooters get locked up. Bloomberg reported : This week, Lyft announced that it is piloting a more structural solution: a dock that can park both rented bikes and scooters. Two prototypes of the Pillar model are already on th...

This Week In Rideshare: Colorado, Deactivations, and EVs. Lawmakers join drivers, IDG fights deactivations and Uber teams up with car makers. LegalRideshare breaks it down. Monday 1/16/23 Colorado drivers are teaming up with lawmakers to fight for better working conditions. The Denver Post reported : Ride-share and delivery drivers in Colorado and across the nation appear to be nearing a breaking...

This Week In Rideshare: Tesla, Minneapolis, and Instacart. A glitch gone wrong, city council joins drivers and Instacart pays up. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 1/9/23 A part-time Instacart shopper details the ups and down of the job. Scary Mommy adds : I learned a lot during those first few “batches” or trips. For instance, on my second attempt at grabbing groceries, I didn't s...

This Week In Rideshare Podcast: Habits, Strikes and Hikes. A woman's “habit” to stay safe, drivers strike in New York and a pay hike is blocked. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 1/2/23 After multiple flight delays, a couple takes a $600 Uber ride home. NBC12 reported : The Kinneys eventually arrived to Las Vegas late, their plane was gone, there were too many winter storms to driv...

This Week In Rideshare: Strikes, Unions and Models. Drivers fight back, a push for unions and a broken business model. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 12/19/22 After Uber blocked a recent pay raise, NYC drivers went to the streets in protest. ABC7 reported : The protest comes after Uber successfully took legal action to block a scheduled pay raise and fare hike for Uber drivers in the city....

This Week In Rideshare: Crimes, Trucks and Uber. Passengers on guard, self-driving trucks expand and Uber not downsizing. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 11/28/22 The Uber-ization of trucking is speeding up. American Journal Of Transportation reported : There's also a shakeout among the brokers who match trucking companies with loads that need to be shipped. Silicon Valley entered the fray a...

Driverless goes EV, a Lyft plan flops and Amazon debuts Sparrow. LegalRideshare breaks it down. MONDAY 11/7/22 One driver is putting in the hours to eventually become a day trader. Fast Company interviewed the driver who said: If you're willing to do eight hours or 12 hour days, that's really what pays off. If you do less than eight hours a day, I always feel like my dollars per hour is significan...

Uber annoys riders, a bombshell by a former employee and Lyft blames drivers. LegalRideshare breaks it down. --------------------------------- LegalRideshare is the first law firm in the United States to focus exclusively on Uber®, Lyft®, gig workers, delivery and e-scooter accidents and injuries. Consultations are always free.

We weigh in on accidents, Uber turns right, and fake accounts get frozen. LegalRideshare breaks it down.

Uber Eats delivers pot, Lyft increases fees and Uber launches ads. LegalRideshare breaks it down.

EVs by 2030, Prop 22 hurts drivers and Amazon's dangerous game. LegalRideshare breaks it down.