This class action lawsuit has been instituted against Uber's CEO and not Uber itself. Accordingly, no order or remedy will ultimately be made against Uber directly (assuming the matter proceeds to trial). However, should the courts conclude that the conspiracy, allegedly orchestrated and facilitated by Kalanick, has given rise to a horizontal price-fixing arrangement amongst Uber drivers which contravenes antitrust laws, Uber would have to closely consider whether changes should be made to its app and, by implication, its existing business model to address the potential antitrust violation which may not be limited to just the United States of America.