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Uber ordered to pay $40m over death of woman ejected by driver on freeway

A California arbitrator found Uber "vicariously liable" for a driver's negligence in the death of 23-year-old Emily Normandin-Parker.

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Uber was ordered to pay $40 million to the parents of Emily Normandin-Parker, who died after a driver kicked her and a friend out of his car on the side of a California freeway, according to newly public arbitration documents. Retired California judge Richard A. Stone, serving as arbitrator, found the ride-share company "vicariously liable" for the driver's negligence.

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