Ethics/Professional Responsibility
Jul. 24, 2017
In misclassification feud, Uber moves to sanction drivers’ lawyer
The lawyer for a class of more than 240,000 current and former Uber drivers in California defied a judge’s protective order and also deceived the drivers about their claims’ status, according to a motion for sanctions Uber filed Thursday.
The lawyer for a class of more than 240,000 current and former Uber drivers in California allegedly defied a judge’s protective order and also deceived the drivers about their claims’ status, according to a motion for sanctions that Uber filed.
The Thursday filing erupts again what had been a dormant case alleging that Uber Technologies Inc. misclassified drivers as independent contractors instead of employees, depriving them of ti...
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