legality of ridesharing companies by jurisdiction
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DOJ Says Uber Charged Passengers With Disabilities Illegal ‘Wait Time’ Fees
Uber, which claimed to make a profit in the third quarter if you squint your eyes and ignore the billions of dollars it continues to hemorrhage on a quarterly basis, is facing a Department of Justice lawsuit targeting yet another of its dubious business practices.
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Uber Accidentally Promised Its U.S. Workers Health Care Subsidies
Last month, Uber accidentally sent an email to drivers throughout the U.S. promising to cover part of their health insurance. Just kidding, they will not do that, and they regret the error.
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Uber Ordered to Pay $1.4 Million After Drivers Discriminated Against Blind Passenger
Uber was ordered to pay more than $US1.1 ($1.4) million on Thursday as part of an arbitration case brought on by a passenger with vision loss saying that she — and her guide dog — were repeatedly denied rides by drivers working for the ride-hailing giant.
