A newly filed lawsuit claims Uber broke federal law by providing “as little information as possible” to police and courts in response to subpoenas, search warrants and court orders.
Soha Malik of San Francisco alleged in her suit that she was fired for raising concerns about the Bay Area ride-sharing giant’s responses to official orders to produce information.
Malik was hired in 2020 by a contractor and Uber to help respond to a backlog of hundreds of official demands related to incidents including claims of sexual harassment and homicide, according to her suit filed in San Francisco County Superior Court.
