California Neutrals
Nov. 3, 2016
How the advent of driverless cars will fuel contract mediation
By Juliette Fairley
Uber launched 100 driverless cars in Pittsburgh as part of a pilot program with Carnegie Mellon University.
Once these self-driving cars displace shared ride drivers, litigation and mediation is expected to increase depending on the obligations of shared ride companies stated in driver contracts. "Uber may owe compensation to drivers for any lost business to the extent they have a contract with a certain time period which Uber violated or they oth...
Uber launched 100 driverless cars in Pittsburgh as part of a pilot program with Carnegie Mellon University.
Once these self-driving cars displace shared ride drivers, litigation and mediation is expected to increase depending on the obligations of shared ride companies stated in driver contracts. "Uber may owe compensation to drivers for any lost business to the extent they have a contract with a certain time period which Uber violated or they oth...
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