SACRAMENTO —– Lawyers for Rasier-CA LLC say the company has turned over all the data that state regulators declared was withheld when an administrative law judge last month slapped the Uber Technologies Inc. subsidiary with $7.3 million in fines and threatened to pull its license to operate in California.
But that doesn’t mean the ride-hailing service is dropping its fight against a Public Utilities Commission judge’s July 15 order that found Rasier in contempt for failing to produce required documents. Rasier on Friday filed a 74-page appeal “to correct factual and legal errors, to protect its due process rights, and to address the penalties imposed,” according to the filing signed by Davis Wright Tremaine partner Robert Maguire.
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