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The Supreme Court of the State of New York has annulled a regulation that would have required “For Hire Vehicle Bases” (such as Uber and Lyft) to limit the time drivers on their platforms spent “cruising” (without a passenger in the vehicle) to 31 percent of total driving time in lower Manhattan. The court ruled that the cruising cap was without sound basis in reason and imposed without regards to the facts.
A CRA team advised Uber.
We are pleased to present the latest edition of CRA’s IP Literature Watch. This issue contains pieces on antitrust & IP, licensing, litigation, innovation, law...
CRA is pleased to announce that the following consultants have been recognized in Who’s Who Legal: Thought Leaders USA 2025.
CRA is a proud sponsor of the conference. Margaret Sanderson is a chairperson for the event giving the opening and closing remarks. Andrea Asoni moderates the...
Liz Bailey is a speaker during the session titled “One Year Into the ‘New’ Merger Guidelines.” Just over a year after the DOJ and the FTC jointly released the...
