Uber Technologies Inc.'s current CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, former CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick, and other top executives must testify in a sweeping case from over a thousand of Uber passengers who claim they were sexually assaulted by their drivers.
A San Francisco federal judge on Monday rejected Uber’s arguments that its top executives can evade depositions in the case, ruling that requiring senior leaders to answer questions about rider safety policy “is not disproportionate to the needs of this litigation.”
Khosrowshahi, who became Uber’s CEO in 2017, must sit for no more than four hours of deposition, and Kalanick and ...
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