Uber Technologies is currently facing a potential multi-million-dollar class action lawsuit in Florida concerning taxes on delivery fees charged to its customers. This legal challenge adds to the company's recent legal troubles, including a settlement agreement where Uber will pay $200 million to investors. This settlement addresses claims that the company's subsidies inflated costs during its initial public offering (IPO) and that planned cuts could have jeopardized crucial growth opportunities. Additionally, a U.S. judge recently dismissed another lawsuit against Uber, which revolved around the classification of drivers for its luxury service, UberBLACK, under federal wage law. In a separate development, New York City's taxi regulator has agreed not to impose new rules on Uber and Lyft, potentially easing regulatory pressures on these ride-hailing services.