A group of Massachusetts-based
Uber and Lyft drivers have repeatedly argued that the companies’ worker classification practices have exacerbated the pandemic and endangered the public, because without the ability to stay home if they’re sick, drivers risk exposing passengers and further spreading the virus.
But even if that’s true, no court has held that these “indirect consequences” warrant a public injunction, Judge Edward M. Chen of ...
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