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UniUni Accused of Sabotaging Deliveries Amid Plans to Go Public
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4 months ago

UniUni Accused of Sabotaging Deliveries Amid Plans to Go Public

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Richmond, BC-based last-mile delivery company UniUni is facing a lawsuit from Point2Point Global, which claims UniUni intentionally disrupted the delivery of over 16,000 packages. This legal dispute arises after UniUni lost a contract to Point2Point with a client both companies were vying for. The lawsuit alleges that UniUni withheld deliveries to gain a competitive edge and unjustly charged fees for undelivered packages. As UniUni prepares to go public on the Toronto Stock Exchange through a SPAC merger valued at over $1 billion USD, the company denies these allegations, stating that the lawsuit lacks merit. The case adds to UniUni’s existing legal challenges, including multiple class-action lawsuits regarding its labor practices.

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