When San Francisco's board of supervisors passed an ordinance in June putting Airbnb on the hook for users who advertise rentals without registering with the city, the mayor's office warned of a "near-certain legal challenge." On Monday, Airbnb took San Francisco to federal court—the sharing company's first ride as a plaintiff.
June 28, 2016 at 02:02 PM
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When San Francisco’s board of supervisors passed an ordinance in June putting Airbnb on the hook for users who advertise rentals without registering with the city, the mayor’s office warned of a “near-certain legal challenge.”
On Monday, Airbnb took San Francisco to federal court—the sharing company’s first ride as a plaintiff.
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