Uber has comparative advantage in making itself a difficult target even when there is a strong legal case that they broke the law.
It’s not a “delay and get people to show up to town hall” sort of issue.
Yet I’ve never heard of a major company fined or punished for HIPAA violations. Have there been any such notable incidents in the past few years?
They lose like 1000x that per year.
One can try to argue that uber is lying about its hipaa compliance efforts in order to save the few hundred thousands that they would be paying Clearwater and in dev costs, and one can counter argue that that accusation has no reliable sources to back it up and is fueled by a desire for internet karma points.