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Uber Sues New York City Over New Driver Protection Law. A legal battle is brewing between Uber and New York City. The ride-hailing giant has filed a lawsuit seeking to block a new law that would make it harder for companies to remove drivers from their platforms. Uber argues the measure could force it to keep drivers accused of threatening, dangerous, or inappropriate behavior, putting passenger safety at risk. The company says the law violates its constitutional rights and could damage its reputation. The legislation, set to take effect on July 28, requires ride-sharing companies to show “just cause” before deactivating drivers. Supporters say the rule provides app-based workers with basic due process protections and guards against unfair dismissals. Uber also objects to a requirement that companies give drivers 14 days’ notice before deactivation, warning it could create opportunities for retaliation and compromise rider privacy. The case now heads to federal court, where judges will decide whether the controversial law can move forward.
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