Attorneys for Uber and Lyft pressed a San Francisco judge about whether the preliminary injunction he issued against them was mandatory or prohibitory, prompting him Thursday to instruct them to pursue the question in a court of appeal.
Judge Ethan P. Schulman left the telephonic hearing while Rohit K. Singla, a partner at Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP and Lyft's counsel...
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