A federal judge dismissed claims by Uber and Postmates that Assembly Bill 5 unconstitutionally targets gig economy companies months after the same judge rejected the companies' motion for a preliminary injunction against the law.
"Plaintiffs have not sufficiently alleged that legislators' concerns are motivated solely by animus or that, even if plaintiffs are a 'politically unpopular group,' AB 5's failure to exempt them 'serves no ...
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