Uber headquarters in San Francisco, California. Photo: Jason Doiy/ALM 
The California Supreme Court on Thursday appeared to give a legal opening to an Argentine attorney suing Uber after the company's problematic rollout in Buenos Aires left him facing tax charges.
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