<ul><li>Uber is suing the City of Seattle over a new law that regulates how companies can deactivate workers who deliver food and complete tasks via on-demand apps.</li><li>The law, set to take effect in January, requires companies to provide a 14-day notice of deactivation, base deactivations on reasonable policies, ensure human review, and provide records for decisions.</li><li>Uber argues that the law forces it to disclose confidential information, endangers customer safety, and violates its First Amendment rights.</li><li>The outcome of the lawsuit could set a precedent for how cities can regulate app-based companies and their relationships with workers.</li></ul>

Uber sues Seattle over new law regulating how delivery platforms boot drivers off their apps

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