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Class Certification Granted in Flowers Foods Independent Contractor Suit
Class certification was granted on Tuesday in a suit filed in the Southern District of California. The suit was originally filed in 2018 against...
Tech
Uber Settles Portion of Calif. Driver Misclassification Suit for $8.4M
According to an unopposed motion for preliminary approval submitted last Friday, Uber Technologies Inc. and the plaintiffs, a group of approximately 1,330 drivers allegedly...
Tech
New York Driver Brings Employment Status Misclassification Suit Against Lyft
A Monday filing in the Southern District of New York claims ride-hailing company Lyft misclassified its drivers as independent contractors when, under New York...
Emerging Tech
Judge Rejects Injunction in Lyft Sick Time Case, Despite Drivers’ Likelihood of Success
Judge Indira Talwani of the Massachusetts District Court issued a memorandum and order in a class action brought Lyft drivers, alleging they were misclassified...
Curated
Motion to Dismiss Partially Granted in Uber Wage and Hour Class Action
The Northern District of California partially granted a motion to dismiss a class action lawsuit alleging Uber Technologies Inc. violated the California Labor Code...
Agriculture
Former Employee Alleges Misclassification by Bimbo Bakeries
A former employee of Bimbo Bakeries alleged in a proposed class action filed Monday that Bimbo Bakeries USA, Inc., and Bimbo Food Bakeries Distribution,...
Tech
Florida Action Latest to Claim That Uber Impermissibly Treats Drivers as Independent Contractors
Plaintiff Kathleen Short has filed a putative class action on behalf of herself and other Uber Technologies, Inc. (Uber) drivers alleging that the on-demand...
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ANALYTICS: Tech Industry Litigation – A COVID-19 Year in Review
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc on businesses across the country, several companies have thrived during the pandemic in areas such as...
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