In 2015, Uber Technologies Inc. was the company that plaintiffs lawyers loved to hate. Lawsuits target everything from driver screening to ad slogans to who really invented the ride-hailing app—and the company seems to recruit lawyers to fuel its defense fleet almost as fast as it adds zeroes to its whopping valuation.
A 2013 suit challenging Uber’s labor practices is the biggest speed bump on the horizon and has received the most attention. For anyone who’s lost track of the company’s larger legal quagmire, here’s an overview of a few interesting cases on the Uber Docket.
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