The family of a Philadelphia woman who was killed in a hit-and-run crash by a food delivery service driver in 2020 is now suing three delivery companies they believe played a hand in the tragedy.
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The family and lawyers from Wapner Newman argue that Burton did not have a valid drivers license and his vehicle was not properly insured and registered while working for the apps. In a statement given to FOX 29's Shawnette Wilson, a GrubHub spokesperson said Burton is no longer a partner and all drivers go through an extensive background checks.
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