The Patch: Held & Hines’ LLP’s case covered in the Press
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“It is a problem, and it’s something that every gym in New York City, not just Equinox, has an issue with,” the manager said in a conversation with the victim, a recording of which was obtained by The Post.
Law 360: Phil Hines, Partner at Held & Hines, LLP is quoted Re: Uber Case Click on the article to read more!
Thursday, January 11, 2018 Uber Agrees to Settle Class Action, Denies Taking Comp Premiums From Drivers By J. Todd Foster Uber agreed to pay more than 2,000 New York drivers $3 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that alleges the ride-share company illegally took a 2.5% workers’ compensation premium surcharge from drivers instead of passengers. Under the preliminary settlement, agreed to Monday but not yet signed by U.S. District Court Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis in Brooklyn, $1 million of the settlement would […]
“The $3M settlement provides long overdue compensation to the approximately 2,400 New York drivers that opted out of the arbitration provision in the Uber driver agreement,” said Philip Hines of Held & Hines LLP, the law firm representing the drivers. “The overwhelming majority of New York drivers were not able to successfully opt out of arbitration and so we are pursuing these same claims on behalf of these clients at arbitration proceedings.”
NY Post: Reports Held & Hines’ LLP Class-Action Settlement Against Uber Click on the article to read more.
Fox Business: Reports Held & Hines’ Class-Action Settlement with Uber Click on the article to read more!
CNBC: Held & Hines Multi-Million Dollar Settlement with Uber Reported Click on the article to read more!
https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/news/uber-settles-with-ny-drivers-for-dollar3-million/vp-BBIaX2I
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3321985-uber-settles-ny-driver-lawsuit-competitor-misses-december-ride-goal