Lyft lawsuit: rideshare must be ‘free of discrimination’, DOJ says
The US Justice Department’s Lyft lawsuit seeks $53M for riders with disabilities turned away by drivers. Lyft says it disagrees with the allegations.
The US Justice Department’s Lyft lawsuit seeks $53M for riders with disabilities turned away by drivers. Lyft says it disagrees with the allegations.
Lawsuit filed in California claims drivers routinely refuse to transport individuals with service animals or mobility devices
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It also asked airlines and retailers for detailed descriptions of how they use customer information to determine what prices to show. The non-enforcement probe is similar to one launched during the Biden administration, but the Republican-led FTC criticized the prior approach as “mistaken” because of its focus on middlemen. [Link: FTC Launches Personalized Pricing and Compensation Inquiry | https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2026/10/ftc-launches-personalized-pricing-compensation-inquiry | Federal Trade Commission]