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Will litigiousness wreck Chariot for Women?

By William Watkins
Published April 23, 2016 4:02am ET
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Will litigiousness wreck Chariot for Women?
Later this month, Chariot for Women will begin operations in the Boston area. Founded by former Uber driver Michael Pelletz, Chariot markets itself as a ride-sharing service "Driven by women. Exclusively for Women." (AP Photo/Steven Senne) | Steven Senne

The spirit of entrepreneurship is alive and well in Massachusetts Bay. Whether the courts will let it flourish there or instead drive it elsewhere has yet to be determined.

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