City Paper: D.C. Regulated Third-Party Delivery Apps During the Pandemic. What Happens Now?

By Editor On Jul 20, 2021 Last updated Jul 20, 2021

San Francisco was the first jurisdiction to make commission fee caps permanent. Delivery companies promptly sued.

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