Labor/Employment
Aug. 20, 2016
Citing small PAGA payout, judge rejects Uber settlement
A judge rejected a settlement of up to $100 million between Uber Technologies Inc. and a class of California and Massachusetts drivers Thursday in a lawsuit over the drivers' employment status.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A judge rejected a settlement of up to $100 million between Uber Technologies Inc. and a class of California and Massachusetts drivers Thursday in a lawsuit over the drivers' employment status.
U.S. District Judge Edward M. Chen issued an order that focused his displeasure on the parties ponying up just $1 million toward a Private Attorneys General Act claim.
Plaintiffs and the state's ...
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