St. Louis-area taxi drivers suing Uber allege they’ve seen up to a 40 percent dip in business since the ride service began operating in violation of local regulations.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that drivers Robert Glynn of Laclede Cab, Douglas Uchendi of ABC Cab, and Aaron Vilcek and Jeffrey Hamilton of St. Louis County Cab filed the suit Friday in St. Louis County.
The suit says the plaintiffs’ individual damages are less than $75,000 each. The damages sought in a class-action case would be less than $5 million.
An Uber spokeswoman says the company hasn’t seen the suit and declined to comment.
The latest suit follows two federal lawsuits between Uber and the St. Louis Metropolitan Taxicab Commission over disagreements of driver regulations under state law.
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- Taxi Companies’ Lawsuit Against Uber in Connecticut Dismissed
- Taxi Group’s New Lawsuit Targets New York’s Uber Policy
- Judge in California Says Uber Must Face Taxi Suit over Safety Claims
- Uber Called ‘Criminal Enterprise’ by Philadelphia Cab Owners
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