Rideshare cost per signed retainer
Rideshare (Uber/Lyft assault and injury) carries a cost per signed retainer of $950–$1,400 in Q1 2026, current as of March 31, 2026, at an 18–24% signed rate and a low qualification tier. The litigation is active. Sample size and confidence interval for this row are not available; the reason is stated on each figure below rather than omitted.
Data as of Updated Q1 2026 release
CPR range · Q1 2026
$950 – $1,400
Median: n/a — Per-tort medians are not published. The dataset carries the interquartile low and high bounds for each tort; only the national median is published as a point value.
Signed rate
18–24%
Share of exclusive leads that become signed retainers.
Qualification tier
Low
Relative difficulty of clearing this tort's qualifying criteria.
Status
Active
As published in the Q1 2026 release.
Sample size
n/a
Per-tort sample sizes are not broken out in the published dataset. The panel total (140 firms, $180M of annual mass tort lead spend across 16 active tort categories) is published at the panel level only, so the number of firms and the spend basis behind any single row cannot be stated.
Confidence interval
n/a
Not computable from the published dataset. Benchmarks are published as trimmed interquartile ranges, and the per-observation values a confidence interval requires are not retained in the published figures.
Unverified
No third party has reviewed this methodology or the underlying data. Mass Tort Marketing Agency sells the leads these figures price.
What third-party verification would involveRideshare CPR over time
The series for Rideshare starts at Q1 2026. Mass Tort Marketing Agency holds one published quarter of per-tort data for this tort, so there is no trend line to draw yet — the single point is shown below, and a second point will appear when the next quarter publishes.
| Quarter | CPR low | CPR high | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q4 2024 | n/a | n/a | No per-tort breakdown for Q4 2024 is held in the dataset. Only the national median is held for that quarter, which is why the per-tort trend series begins at Q1 2026. |
| Q1 2026 | $950 | $1,400 | Published. |
What qualifies a Rideshare claimant
Any rideshare passenger injured or assaulted during a ride. Qualification is procedurally simple: the claimant either has a documented rideshare trip during which they were injured or assaulted, or they do not. Medical record retrieval is comparatively cheap because most claimants have contemporaneous ER or urgent-care records.
Falloff: 15–20%.
Active — what that means for acquisition
Active and the lowest-CPR tort in the benchmark. Broad criteria, an enormous and demographically diverse claimant pool, and efficient acquisition funnels driven by consumer familiarity with the Uber and Lyft brands. At this CPR almost any firm with competent intake can operate profitably; the strategic question is how to differentiate inventory as the Rideshare MDL matures. Falloff is driven mostly by claimants who recover quickly and decide not to pursue.
Rideshare cost per lead
This dataset does not publish a cost-per-lead figure for Rideshare, and no CPL value is shown here rather than being derived from the CPR band. The two are related by the signed rate — CPL is approximately CPR × signed rate — but running that multiplication against a published interquartile band produces a number that looks measured and is not, so it is left out. What the benchmark does state is the signed rate: 18–24% of exclusive Rideshare leads become signed retainers that survive the 30-day falloff window. If you have your own CPL from a vendor quote, that signed rate is the multiplier that turns it into a comparable CPR.
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