A district court in the Northern District of California recently denied Lyft’s motion to dismiss a putative class action on Rule 12(b)(1) grounds after the plaintiff voluntarily amended her complaint under Rule 15 to cure standing issues raised by Lyft. Zigler v. Lyft, Inc., 2026 WL 1557553 (N.D. Cal. June 2, 2026).
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Kevin Hoogstraten
Kevin Hoogstraten is a litigation associate in the firm’s Los Angeles office. He has experience across a broad range of complex litigation, including contract disputes, commercial class actions, and government enforcement proceedings. Kevin has worked with clients in the healthcare, technology, and media and entertainment industries, among others. He represents clients in all phases of litigation and has drafted dispositive motions, managed complex discovery, taken and defended fact and expert depositions, and second-chaired witnesses at trial. He also maintains an active pro bono practice focused on tenant rights.