Wall Street Journal – Canadian Court Slams Uber’s Arbitration Process
Uber Technologies Inc. lost some of its legal clout with contract drivers in Canada’s largest province after Ontario’s highest court ruled its process for arbitrating disputes were not only unlawful but “unconscionable.”
Lior Samfiru is a Toronto Employment Lawyer and partner at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP. He spoke to the Wall Street Journal and shared his reaction to the court decision that allows his firm’s class-action lawsuit against Uber to continue.
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Lior Samfiru
Lior Samfiru is a Founding Partner at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP and the Practice Leader of the firm’s Labour & Employment Law Group. Known for his advocacy and success representing both employees and employers, Lior exclusively serves clients in Ontario, where his extensive experience has made him one of Canada’s most sought-after employment lawyers.
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