Reverse auctions are part of Uber, Lyft settlements, some plaintiffs claim

The vast numbers of drivers, combined with what plaintiffs' attorneys say were especially egregious violations, made the cases attractive to take on.

Before the passage of Proposition 22 last week, representative actions alleging Uber and Lyft misclassified drivers were a reliable source of work for plaintiffs' attorneys in California.

The vast numbers of drivers, combined with what plaintiffs' attorneys say were especially egregious violations, made the cases attractive to take on.

But the large number of these cases could also work to these a...

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