A San Francisco judge ordered attorneys for Lyft Inc. and counsel for 123 passengers alleging the ride-share company failed to protect them from being subjected to sexual assault and other inappropriate conduct by drivers to complete mediation by March 24 as the first bellwether trial looms.
Superior Court Andrew Y. S. Cheng also moved back the Feb. 20 deadline to Feb. 27 for Lyft Inc. to file its motion for summary judgment during Tuesday...
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