After shooting by Lyft driver, ride share company seeks to strike default judgment against it

PITTSBURGH – Lyft is seeking to open and/or strike a default judgment entered against in a case brought by the son and daughter of a 55-year-old man shot to death last August, in the parking lot of a Sheetz convenience store by his driver from the ride share company.

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