Class Action
Jan. 2, 2024
HopSkipDrive rideshare company lands in court over breach
The class complaint, filed in Los Angeles, accuses the so-called “Uber for kids” of being negligent and reckless with their personal information.
Youth ride-sharing company HopSkipDrive was sued in Los Angeles County Superior Court over a data breach in which the personal identifying information of customers and drivers was compromised.
The class complaint, filed Thursday by Arnold Law Firm on behalf of a customer and a driver, accuses the so-called “Uber for kids” of being negligent and reckless with their personal information.
Plaintiff Andy Benavides ...
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