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RideApp, Inc. v. Uber Technologies, Inc. et al
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September 24, 2019
Prof. Says Ride-Hailing Idea Was 'Revolutionary,' Not Generic
A retired professor told a Georgia federal court that his ride-sharing patent doesn't cover the abstract business of dispatching and billing for vehicles as Uber claims, but rather is the backbone of a "revolutionary" new transit system.
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June 03, 2019
Uber Faces IP Suit From Professor Who Went After Lyft
A retired Georgia Institute of Technology professor who previously hit Lyft Inc. with a patent infringement suit has sued its rival Uber Technologies in Georgia federal court, claiming, in a similar complaint, that he patented the concept underlying the ride-hailing giant's business.