We independently research, verify, and compare the attorneys who handle Uber and Lyft cases across the United States — so you can decide with clarity, before you ever place a call.
Twelve states checked so far. Each page sets out what that state’s register will and won’t stand behind.
Removes some administrative suspensions by policy — but links the entire court file when discipline is real.
Gives its own disciplinary finding, then flags the rest of the page as self-reported by the lawyer.
Authoritative, but publishes ten years only — which showed us 18% of a 55-year career.
Vouches for one line: registration status. Sends you to the Appellate Division for discipline.
Bounds its answer more tightly than any of the twelve: no cut-off date, and it states outright what it excludes.
Publishes a jurisdictions field with Active/Inactive status, while stating it does not display all public sanctions.
Prints discipline affirmatively with no time window — two of ours carry reprimands. Publishes no practice areas or fee terms.
Publishes from January 1991 — the widest window we use, though three of ours were admitted before it opens.
Asks the discipline question and then refuses to answer it. Shows a blank — until one of ours turned out to have an entry.
One of only two that link the disciplinary decision itself. Publishes nine fields and stops.
The only one whose attorney record has no discipline field at all — but it quotes the lawyer in the first person.
The only one that tells you where its own knowledge stops — and asks two questions nobody else asks.
The markets we’ve checked so far. Every lawyer looked up by hand in their own state’s bar register.
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We went looking for the two most basic figures in this industry and could not get a straight answer to either. Both pieces are about why.
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