The City of Chicago has reached an $18 million settlement with DoorDash, concluding a lawsuit that accused the food delivery company of deceptive and unfair business practices affecting restaurants, consumers, and delivery drivers.

“This settlement demonstrates Chicago’s commitment to standing up for workers and small businesses while maintaining a fair and honest marketplace,” said Mayor Brandon Johnson. “Our hospitality industry is critical to our economy, and it works best when companies play by the rules, workers are treated fairly, and consumers see transparent pricing. We are proud to have delivered justice and relief to the Chicago workers, small businesses, and residents who’ve been affected by these practices.”

The legal action stemmed from an investigation into third-party meal

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