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Rideshare drivers sue Uber over being kicked off app in new challenge to California law

by The Associated Press April 21, 2026

written by The Associated Press April 21, 2026

By Levi Sumagaysay/calmatters Uber has failed to create an appeals system to give drivers due process when they’re kicked off the app, violating the California law it carved out that declared app-based drivers independent contractors, a lawsuit filed Monday alleges. In 2020, voters approved Pro...

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