As the summer break comes to a close and students head back to Hoover public schools on Aug. 10, they’ll see some new faces in leadership positions and find some changes to their physical surroundings.
PHILADELPHIA – A federal judge recently ordered a stay and the provision of continual updates in litigation involving a Philadelphia entrepreneur/musician and rideshare company Lyft, with the plaintiff having alleged the company stole and misappropriated his concepts for corporate philanthropy without compensation.
PHILADELPHIA – A federal judge has sent litigation from a Philadelphia entrepreneur and musician who claimed rideshare company Lyft stole and misappropriated his concepts for corporate philanthropy without compensation for 90 days, to arbitration.
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PHILADELPHIA – Lyft is seeking to compel arbitration and stay all proceedings pending the outcome of that same arbitration, in the case of a Philadelphia entrepreneur and musician who claimed the company stole his concepts for the ride share company to engage with the needy without compensating him.
Marcus Pickett of Philadelphia first filed suit in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania on Dec. 21 versus Lyft, Inc., of San Francisco, Calif.
“In 2016, Pickett created a concept to transform how Lyft promoted and increased its ridesharing business and engaged with and helped communities in need. Pickett’s ideas included that Lyft should combine and broaden the different existing ad hoc Lyft programs designed to help different communities, implement other ideas he had for programs, and combine them all into a single initiative that Pickett named “LyftUp,” the suit stated.