In her blog post she claims she took and shared many screenshots, among other items, with Uber management of messaging she received. There is proof. Will it com

In her blog post she claims she took and shared many screenshots, among other items, with Uber management of messaging she received. There is proof. Will it come out in public forums? Why would it? The odds of a lawsuit from one side or the other seems high, at least right now. Why air that all publicly? Doing so can and has undermined cases for both sides in the past. Besides that, does our justice system now use Twitter to try and convict? Are trials by public opinion what matter now? When did that change? What exactly is stopping Uber from defending themselves? They have a lot of money, top-notch PR folks, and I suspect top-notch legal representation. If they could easily disprove this, would they not have done so already?