DoorDash Ordered to Pay $9.5M to Arbitrate 5,000 Labor Disputes

Rejecting claims that the legal process it forced on workers is unfair, a federal judge Monday ordered food-delivery service DoorDash to pay $9.5 million in arbitration fees for 5,010 delivery drivers’ labor demands against the company.

PDF) U.K. Supreme Court Delivers Landmark Judgment on Arbitrator Bias and Duty of Disclosure

The Tango Terms

The Tango Terms

The Tango Terms

Notes on Contract Drafting

The Response: Divergent Approaches to Mass Arbitration, and the Effect on Practice in State and Federal Courts - Zorn - 2023 - Alternatives to the High Cost of Litigation - Wiley Online Library

Notes on Contract Drafting

The Tango Terms

Culture Archives - Mike Cernovich

Notes on Contract Drafting

No Agenda 1216 Shownotes

DoorDash Ordered to Pay $9.5M to Arbitrate 5,000 Labor Disputes

Notes on Contract Drafting

Forced Arbitration in a Pandemic: Corporations Double Down

Patreon Faces New Legal Peril Under California Law - Mike Cernovich