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Rattagan v. Uber Technologies, Inc. et al
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3:19-cv-01988
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August 20, 2020
Argentinian Atty Loses Suit Over Uber's Buenos Aires Debut
An Argentine lawyer's lawsuit accusing Uber of making him the patsy for the troubles with the company's Buenos Aires launch four years ago broke down in a California federal court Wednesday.
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June 22, 2020
Uber Wants Atty's Suit Over Buenos Aires Debut Axed
Uber has slammed an Argentine lawyer's revised California federal suit alleging he was unfairly scapegoated for Uber's problem-plagued Buenos Aires launch in 2016, saying he's already been hit with nearly $30,000 in sanctions and still can't prove an attorney-client relationship existed.
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September 18, 2019
Argentine Atty Retools Claims In Uber Debut Fight
An Argentine lawyer has repurposed his suit alleging Uber made him the scapegoat for its problem-plagued Buenos Aires launch in 2016, insisting he had an attorney-client relationship with the Silicon Valley ride-hailing giant so the company is liable for treating him as collateral damage.
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August 20, 2019
Uber Wins Sanctions, Shakes Suit Over Buenos Aires Debut
A California federal judge sanctioned an attorney from Argentina on Monday for subjecting Uber's lawyers to "a needless round of motion work" in successfully fending off claims that the ride-hailing giant let him take the fall for its "disastrous" 2016 rollout in Buenos Aires.
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July 03, 2019
Uber Seeks Sanctions Against Argentine Atty, His Counsel
Uber has urged a California federal court to sanction an Argentine attorney and his legal counsel for filing an amended complaint in the district when it obviously does not belong there, as his dispute actually involves two Dutch units of the ride-hailing company.
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June 25, 2019
Uber Rips Atty's Suit Over Botched Buenos Aires Debut
Uber asked a California federal judge to toss an Argentine lawyer's suit alleging the ride-hailing giant used him to set up the subsidiary for its future Buenos Aires operations, then flouted local laws and left him as the de facto scapegoat for Uber's "disastrous" 2016 launch in the city.