Uber Sues Seattle Over Ordinance Regulating Worker Deactivation

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Uber has been critical of the city’s approach, arguing that Seattle’s handling of the ordinance has been sluggish, offering little guidance and clarity as the implementation date approaches. As the new year approaches, Uber continues to express frustration with the city’s lack of answers regarding how the ordinance will affect its operations.

A representative from the city of Seattle did not immediately respond to a request for comment regarding Uber’s lawsuit. The case is currently being represented by Uber’s legal team, which includes Robert J. Maguire and Theo A. Lesczynski of Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, and Stacey Grigsby, David Zionts, Neha Jaganathan, Alexander Cave, and Neema Sahni of Covington & Burling LLP. Seattle is being represented by Jessica L. Goldman of Summit Law Group.

The case is being heard under the title Uber Technologies Inc. et al. v. City of Seattle, case number 2:24-cv-02103, in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington.

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