Uber Clears Standing Hurdle in RICO Suit Against Simon & Simon, Medical Providers

NewsInsurance LitigationFollowUber Clears Standing Hurdle in RICO Suit Against Simon & Simon, Medical ProvidersThe court ruled that insurance payments doesn't strip Uber of its ability to seek damages for an alleged fraudulent injury-claims scheme.

Email ShareFont SizeSmallMediumLarge PrintUber has cleared a significant hurdle in its sprawling civil case against Marc Simon, Simon & Simon and several medical providers after a federal judge rejected arguments that the rideshare company lacked standing because its insurer, rather than Uber itself, paid some of the litigation expenses underlying the alleged fraud scheme.

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