<ul><li>A federal judge denies Uber's motion to block a new Seattle law regulating the driver deactivation process.</li><li>The ruling allows the App-Based Worker Deactivation Rights Ordinance to take effect on January 1.</li><li>Uber argued that the ordinance violated its First Amendment rights and was unconstitutionally vague.</li><li>The judge dismissed Uber's arguments, stating that the law seeks to protect app workers and does not impose unconstitutional burdens.</li></ul>

Judge denies Uber’s motion to block new Seattle law regulating the driver deactivation process

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