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RideApp, Inc. v. Lyft, Inc.
Case Number:
3:18-cv-07152
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April 25, 2019
Prof. Trying To 'Hide The Ball' With Patent Suit Redo, Lyft Says
Lyft told a California federal court Wednesday that a retired professor shouldn't be allowed to file an amended patent suit loaded with bloated claims that the company stole his idea for a ride-hailing app.
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April 11, 2019
Prof Rips Lyft For 'Trivializing' Ride-Hailing Concept Patent
A retired professor fired back at Lyft Inc.'s bid to kill his patent suit alleging he invented the concept underlying the ride-hailing business, telling a California federal court Wednesday that Lyft cannot "trivialize" his work as just an abstract idea.
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March 19, 2019
Lyft Says Prof's Patent For Ride-Hailing Concept Is Abstract
Lyft Inc. is looking to kill a patent suit by a retired professor who says he invented the concept underlying the ride-hailing business, telling a California federal court Monday that his patent only describes an abstract idea for running a taxi dispatch service using computers.
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March 06, 2019
Lyft IPO Documents Spotlight Driver, Regulatory Disputes
As Lyft Inc. prepares for what could be the first major initial public offering of 2019, the ride-hailing company is also grappling with litigation involving new state and city regulations and the employment status of its drivers. Here, Law360 examines several of Lyft's ongoing cases.