Labor/Employment
Feb. 26, 2015
Chipping away at employer flexibility, one ride at a time
Recently, the implications of Uber's business model were thrust into the spotlight when a handful of Uber drivers sued the company in U.S. District Court. By Christopher Boman and Ryan Wheeler
Christopher J. Boman
Fisher & Phillips LLPPhone: 949-851-2424
Email: cboman@fisherphillips.com
Willamette Univ COL; Salem OR
California continues to carry the flag for American innovation. Uber, the San Francisco company that bills itself as "seamlessly connecting riders to drivers through our apps," exemplifies this. Of course, with such innovation comes the risk of litigation as plaintiff's attorneys and government agencies are challenging new business models. Uber has found itself under attack on several fronts, including both fro...
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