NEW YORK: A US judge ruled that Uber can force an unhappy Connecticut customer's price-fixing case against the ride-service company into arbitration, after the customer said the proposed class action belonged in court because he never agreed to arbitrate.
In an order dated Wednesday, US District Judge Jed Rakoff in Manhattan also dismissed claims by the customer, Spencer Meyer, against former Uber Technologies Inc chief executive Travis Kalanick, unless Meyer wished to arbitrate.
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