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O'Connor et al v. Uber Technologies, Inc. et al
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June 30, 2016
Uber, Drivers Asked To Provide More Info In $100M Deal
A California federal judge on Thursday ordered Uber and its drivers to produce more information over a proposed $100 million settlement in two class actions accusing the ride-hailing company of misclassifying drivers as independent contractors, ruling he couldn't yet determine if the deal was fair.
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June 28, 2016
Drivers Double Down On Bid To Step Into $100M Uber Deal
Four drivers urged a California federal judge Monday to let them jump into a proposed $100 million settlement in a high-profile class action accusing Uber of misclassifying drivers as independent contractors, insisting their claims in separate sick-leave litigation would be jeopardized otherwise.
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June 28, 2016
Transportation Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2016
A dispute over the U.S. Department of Transportation's tank car rules for trains carrying crude oil and labor suits challenging commercial truckers, delivery giants and ride-hailing companies' classification of drivers as independent contractors are among the court battles that transportation attorneys will watch as 2016 continues to unfold.
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June 16, 2016
Uber Slams Drivers' Bid To Intervene In Pending $100M Deal
Uber hit back at four drivers seeking to jump into a proposed $100 million settlement in a high-profile California class action accusing Uber of misclassifying drivers as independent contractors, saying Wednesday their insufficient and irrelevant bid to intervene comes too late.
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June 13, 2016
Uber Drivers' Atty Slashes Fees As $100M Deal Pends
The lead class counsel for settling drivers who claimed Uber misclassified them as independent contractors told a California federal court Friday she was slashing her fee request by $10 million to make more money available for payouts in the face of growing objections to a proposed $100 million deal.
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June 07, 2016
Settling Uber Drivers' Atty Ripped For 'Brash' $100M Deal
An individual driver blasting the $100 million settlement in a high-profile California class action accusing Uber of misclassifying drivers as independent contractors has pressed a federal judge to boot the lead class counsel for negotiating a "brash, novel and ambitious" deal riddled with conflicts that shortchanges drivers.
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May 27, 2016
Uber, Drivers Fire Back At Mounting Settlement Objections
Uber and drivers in a pair of high-profile California class actions fired back at a growing number of objectors to the pending $100 million settlement Friday that would end claims that the ride-hailing giant misclassified drivers as independent contractors, maintaining the settlement is on solid legal ground.
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May 23, 2016
Uber, Drivers Blast 'Irrelevant' Objectors To $100M Deal
Uber and drivers who agreed to a $100 million settlement in a pair of high-profile California class actions accusing the ride-hailing giant of misclassifying drivers as independent contractors on Friday fired back at the torrent of "largely irrelevant" and "self-interested" objectors who've challenged the proposed deal.
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May 16, 2016
Named Plaintiff In Uber Case Snubs Proposed $100M Deal
An Uber driver whose name tops one of two class actions subject to a proposed $100 million settlement over claims Uber drivers were misclassified as independent contractors said Monday he didn't agree to the deal's terms and that the settlement wasn't in the drivers' interest.
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May 13, 2016
More Uber Drivers Rip Class Counsel Over $100M Deal
Another group of objectors to a proposed $100 million Uber driver settlement asked a California federal judge to remove the lead class counsel Thursday, saying she had shortchanged drivers by agreeing to a settlement that awarded less than 10 percent of the potential reimbursement.