HyreCar, Inc.

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It is alleged in this lawsuit that HyreCar throughout the Class Period made misleading and/or false statements and/or failed to disclose that: (1) HyreCar’s insurance reserves were materially understated; (2) Prior to the Class Period, HyreCar had systematically failed to pay valid insurance claims that were incurred; (3) HyreCar had incurred significant expenses in its transition to its new third-party insurance claims administrator and processing claims incurred from prior periods; (4) HyreCar had failed to price risk in its insurance products appropriately and as a result was experiencing elevated claims incidence; (5) In response to unacceptably high claims severity and customer complaints, HyreCar had been forced to dramatically reform its claims underwriting, policies and procedures; and (6) HyreCar’s prospects and operations were misrepresented because the company was not on track to meet its financial estimates provided to investors during the Class Period,  such estimates lacking a reasonable basis in fact, including HyreCar’s purported gross margin, EBITDA and net loss trajectories, as a result of the foregoing. The lawsuit claims that investors suffered damages, when the true details entered the market.