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Final Mile Delivery Driver Class Actions in Illinois and New Jersey
Delivery Driver Class Actions
Final Mile Legal represents delivery drivers across Illinois and New Jersey in wage and hour class actions. We pursue unpaid overtime, unlawful deductions, expense reimbursement, and penalties for driver misclassification.
If you deliver packages, furniture, or appliances and your company calls you an “independent contractor,” you may be missing pay, benefits, expenses, and other wages the law requires. Illinois and New Jersey follow a law called the ABC test. While each case is different and requires specific review, this favorable legal test in Illinois and New Jersey generally means that if you are a delivery driver performing delivery services for a delivery company, and you are paid as an independent contractor, then you are likely misclassified.
Frequently Asked Questions
Final Mile Legal is part of Bodzy Law PLLC. We bring over 20 years of employment litigation experience, and we are focusing our efforts on independent contractor misclassification class actions in Illinois and New Jersey.
Oftentimes, in the final mile delivery industry, companies will classify their drivers as independent contractors instead of employees to avoid paying minimum wage, overtime, payroll taxes, benefits, and vehicle expenses. Final Mile Legal brings class action lawsuits to recover these amounts for delivery drivers in Illinois and New Jersey.
The laws in Illinois and New Jersey are uniquely suited to delivery driver class actions. Both states have their own state wage and hour laws, and both states follow what is called the ABC test. Under the ABC test, if you are a delivery driver performing delivery services for a delivery company, and you are classified as an independent contractor, you are likely misclassified.
Sometimes arbitration agreements can waive class actions, but sometimes they are unenforceable. We are glad to review your arbitration agreement to determine whether it is enforceable.
The best way to determine if you have a case is to schedule a free consultation with Final Mile Legal. During the consultation, Final Mile Legal will listen to your situation and provide guidance on the best course of action.
You may still have a claim if you worked as a misclassified driver at any point during the statute of limitations, which is multiple years.
We focus exclusively on final mile delivery cases. We do not handle gig app cases against Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, or similar companies.
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Final Mile Legal
231 South LaSalle Street, Suite 2100, Chicago, IL, USA
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