IANAL but (in Ireland) liability usually stops with the company unless the directors are shown to have acted outside company law. Given that Uber's business mo

IANAL but (in Ireland) liability usually stops with the company unless the directors are shown to have acted outside company law. Given that Uber's business model seems to be based on "fuck the law, we'll do what we want" - in my view is that the management, morally, can't rely on that same legal system to insulate them from punishment.