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Ehret v. Uber Technologies, Inc.
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July 21, 2016
Uber Inks Deal With Riders In Driver Gratuity Suit
Uber riders told a California federal judge on Wednesday that they've settled a class action accusing the ride-hailing service of unlawfully taking a cut of a 20 percent driver gratuity charge, saying Uber will pay riders more than $340,000 and attorneys' fees and costs of $430,000.
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June 21, 2016
Uber Nears Settlement With Riders In Driver Gratuity Suit
Uber told a California federal judge Tuesday it's close to a deal with Uber riders over claims the company misrepresented its automatic 20 percent driver gratuity policy, as a separate $100 million settlement with drivers over claims they were misclassified as independent contractors awaits approval.
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December 02, 2015
Uber Riders Win Class Cert. In Gratuity Suit
A California federal judge granted class certification on Wednesday to a group of Uber riders accusing the ride-hailing service of unlawfully taking a cut of a 20 percent driver gratuity charge, approving certification of a smaller class than originally sought by the customers.
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October 08, 2015
Potholes Ahead For Uber Passengers' Class Cert. Bid
A California federal judge cast doubt Thursday on Uber Technologies Inc. customers' bid to certify a class of passengers who say the ride-hailing service duped them by charging a 20 percent gratuity that doesn't entirely go to drivers, questioning whether they can show passengers saw the purported misrepresentation.
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August 24, 2015
Uber Urges Denial Of Cert. In Tipping Class Action
Uber Technologies Inc. has hit back at a putative class seeking certification in a suit claiming the company duped customers by charging a 20 percent gratuity that allegedly doesn't entirely go to drivers, telling a California federal judge many of the potential members were not exposed to any allegedly false statements and therefore lack standing.
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May 19, 2015
Uber Riders Seek Cert. In Tipping Class Action
The lead plaintiff in a proposed class action claiming Uber Technologies Inc. duped customers by charging a 20 percent gratuity that allegedly doesn't entirely go to drivers urged a California federal judge on Tuesday to certify a 1 million-member class.
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January 02, 2015
Uber Must Hand Over CEO, Exec Emails In Tips Class Action
A California federal judge on Wednesday denied a motion by Uber Technologies Inc. to withhold tens of thousands of emails from its CEO and other top-level executives for the ride-sharing company in a putative class action that alleges it misled customers by pocketing part of a 20 percent gratuity fee.
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November 26, 2014
Uber CEO, Execs Must Fork Over Emails In Tip Class Action
A California federal judge ordered Uber Technologies Inc. CEO Travis Kalanick and two other executives Wednesday to hand over emails to the plaintiffs in a proposed class action accusing Uber of misleading passengers regarding what portion of their tips go to the drivers.
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August 14, 2014
Uber Says Customers Have No Right To Know Where Tips Go
Uber Technologies Inc. urged a California federal judge on Thursday to toss a proposed class action claiming the rideshare company duped customers by charging a 20 percent gratuity that doesn't entirely go to the driver, arguing that customers don't have a right to know how that money is spent.