D.D. initiated civil litigation on April 2, 2026, filing a personal injury product liability complaint against Uber Technologies and two affiliated entities (Rasier, LLC and Rasier-CA, LLC) in the Northern District of California. The complaint was filed with the court and accepted with a $405 filing fee. The docket indicates only the complaint, proposed summons, and certificate of interested entities have been filed so far.

Uber and the named defendants will need to respond to the complaint within the timeframe prescribed by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Defense counsel should monitor the docket for the court's scheduling order and any motion deadlines. Plaintiffs in similar Uber litigation have pursued personal injury and product liability theories, so this may relate to broader industry litigation trends. No further case details or allegations are publicly available at this time.