The U.S. Courtroom of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit sided with an Uber driver in a dispute over drivers’ unbiased contractor standing, ruling that Uber’s arbitration provisions had been ineffectual as a result of one of many drivers had opted out of the settlement.
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7th Circuit Strikes Uber’s Attempts to Arbitrate Driver’s Independent Contract Suit
