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Lyft Driver Asks Calif. Justices To OK Intervening In PAGA Suit

By Craig Clough · May 8, 2024, 8:51 PM EDT

An attorney for a Lyft driver who sued the company under the Private Attorneys General Act urged the California Supreme Court on Wednesday to find her client has standing to intervene...

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Lyft Driver Asks Calif. Justices To OK Intervening In PAGA Suit

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