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Court Uses 8-Factor Test To Hand Gig Businesses Victory In Next Round In New Prime Arbitration Battle

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A Massachusetts federal court just ruled that gig workers cannot escape arbitration provisions by claiming they are exempt transportation workers. The September 30 decision in Austin v. DoorDash marks the second win for gig businesses following a...
By: Fisher Phillips
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/court-uses-8-factor-test-to-hand-gig-76049/

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