How about in the case of Uber and Uber drivers? Uber's initial operations in certain FL counties lead to both civil and criminal charges.
Uber was literally hiring contractors for the purpose of breaking the law, in one case actively recruited a driver from a county where it was was legal to a county where it was illegal (driver was arrested), provided drivers training on how to avoid police detection, and even provided at least Miami drivers a lawyer when charged (lawyer was an Uber lobbiest not a traffic lawyer).
Net impact on society: a bunch of rides subsidized by VC money and a lot of unemployed/underemployed workers left with marks on their driving record or criminal records which likely caused them to lose their Uber job and further hurting their chances of future employment.