Civil Litigation
Sep. 16, 2019
Uber faces suit after vow to disobey new gig workers law
As Assembly Bill 5's passing in the Legislature signals a possible sea change in how millions of California gig economy workers are classified, a Boston attorney filed a class action against Uber Technologies Inc. after the ride-hailing company vowed to keep its drivers categorized as independent contractors.
As Assembly Bill 5's passing in the Legislature signals a possible sea change in how millions of California gig economy workers are classified, a Boston attorney filed a class action against Uber Technologies Inc. after the ride-hailing company vowed to keep its drivers categorized as independent contractors.
Shannon Liss-Riordan of Lichten & Liss-Riordan PC filed the complaint late Wednesday in the Northern District of Califor...
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