Labor/Employment
Sep. 13, 2017
Grubhub bench trial testimony concludes
A bench trial to determine whether drivers for Grubhub Inc. should be classified as employees rather than independent contractors wrapped up Tuesday with both sides showing some weaknesses in their case.
SAN FRANCISCO — A bench trial to determine whether drivers for Grubhub Inc. should be classified as employees rather than independent contractors wrapped up Tuesday with both sides showing some weaknesses in their cases.
Grubhub’s lawyers from Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP were able to demonstrate repeatedly in the last few days of trial that plaintiff Raef Lawson habitually showed up hours late for the “blocks” he signed up to wo...
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