Uber, up to and including the CEO, have admitted publicly that they're working to resolve internal issues.
2 years after a jury found that Ellen Pao was full of it, TechCrunch and other media still portrays her as a victim. Most likely they will do the same for Susan Fowler, even if (purely hypothetically) a court finds her to be full of it.
https://techcrunch.com/2017/02/20/uber-is-not-the-only-tech-...
In such a media climate, you need to genuflect in the direction of all that the masses find holy regardless of the facts. At least if you are good at politics, which Uber is.
... found that Ellen Pao could not prove her case on the balance of probabilities. That's not the same thing as you just said.
As for Ms. Fowler, I don't expect her to be a neutral figure, and if you read her tweets, who called for boycott of her ex-employer based on false information, she clearly is not.