Uber sued by Aussie taxi drivers on 'illegal operations'
Sydney | A law firm has filed a class action against Uber Technologies on behalf of thousands of taxi and chartered drivers in Australia, accusing the world's largest ride-hailing company of operating illegally and harming them financially.
The lawsuit, filed at the Victoria Supreme Court by law firm Maurice Blackburn, was brought on behalf of about 6000 drivers and taxi licence owners from across four Australian states, the lawyers said in a statement.
Reuters
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