Have You Paid a Meal Service Delivery Fee in California Recently?
Up To $4,000 In Compensation
If you paid a delivery fee with a meal delivery service app during this time period in California you could be entitled to up to $4,000 in compensation.
Orders Placed Since June 4th, 2020
To determine whether you paid a delivery fee, go to the “Orders” section at the bottom of your app and review your order history since June 4th, 2020.
Anti-Discrimination Laws
On June 4, 2020, UberEats announced that it would be eliminating delivery fees for most Black-owned restaurants for the remainder of 2020. But Uber is still charging delivery fees for most other restaurants, including Hispanic, Thai, Chinese, Korean, and Indian owned restaurants. Charging different prices based on the race of the business owner you choose to buy from may be a violation of California and Federal Anti-Discrimination Laws, including the Unruh Civil Rights Act (California) and the Federal Civil Rights Act of 1866.
No Fee Unless You Win
There is no cost or obligation for you to file your claim now. Your claim operates on a contingency fee basis, meaning you only pay a fee when your case is won.