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The dispute stems from Uber's announcement that hackers had stolen the personal information of 57 million drivers and riders in 2016, and that it had paid them $100,000 to destroy the information.
August 08, 2018 at 07:51 PM
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Uber has moved to push class actions brought over its 2017 data breach into arbitration.
U.S. District Judge Philip Gutierrez, who is overseeing the data breach lawsuits in the Central District of California, told lawyers at the first status hearing last month that he would focus on the arbitration arguments, which Uber raised in at least eight of the 17 cases so far.
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