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COACHTRANS, INC. v. UBER TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
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2:16-cv-00088
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August 19, 2016
Uber Scores Toss Of $1.5M Suit By Philly Taxi Co.
Uber Technologies Inc. on Friday dodged a Philadelphia taxi company’s $1.5 million lawsuit claiming Uber has created a “black market” for unregulated taxi services in the city, as a Pennsylvania federal court ruled that the taxi company can’t use a false advertising claim to camouflage a request for enforcement of local regulations.
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May 09, 2016
Philly Taxi Co. Renews Claims That Uber Is Illegal In City
A Philadelphia taxi company owned by two Ukrainian immigrants on Friday urged a Pennsylvania federal judge to keep alive their $1.5 million suit against Uber Technologies Inc. claiming that the ride-hailing app has created a "black market" for unregulated taxi services and arguing that the company lacks authority to operate in the city.
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January 11, 2016
Uber Running Taxi 'Black Market' In Philly, $1.5M Suit Says
A Philadelphia taxi company owned by two Ukrainian refugees on Friday hit Uber with a $1.5 million lawsuit in Pennsylvania federal court saying the ride-hailing app has created a "black market" for unregulated taxi services that gutted the value of its permits.