April 10, 2025
A Washington federal judge won't force Amazon to hand over the personal information of more than 150,000 delivery drivers to proposed class action members who claim they were all shortchanged on tips, saying the named plaintiffs haven't yet shown the data is relevant.
January 22, 2025
Amazon Flex delivery drivers urged a Washington federal court to certify a 150,000-member class in their lawsuit accusing the company of violating Evergreen State laws by withholding portions of drivers' tips, saying they were all impacted by the same unlawful practice.
October 23, 2024
A Washington federal judge largely refused Wednesday to toss a proposed class action accusing Amazon of violating Evergreen State laws by withholding portions of drivers' tips, saying the claims are still valid despite the Federal Trade Commission reaching a nearly $62 million deal with the company over the same alleged conduct.
August 10, 2022
A delivery drivers' lawsuit alleging Amazon illegally withheld their tips will stay paused until the Ninth Circuit sorts out whether a U.S. Supreme Court ruling puts the suit in arbitration, a Washington federal judge ruled.
March 30, 2022
A Washington federal judge has agreed to pause a delivery drivers' suit alleging Amazon withheld their tips, delaying the case while the retail giant appeals the court's finding that it cannot arbitrate the dispute.
February 17, 2022
Amazon urged a Washington federal judge to toss a group of Flex drivers' suit claiming the e-commerce giant withheld tips, arguing that the workers are relitigating a settlement that already resolved the issue and that the drivers' various state claims conflict with each other.
July 15, 2021
Amazon Flex drivers told a Washington district court Wednesday that a federal carveout for interstate transportation workers shields them from having to arbitrate their claims that the e-commerce giant withheld drivers' tips, ripping Amazon's attempted "bait-and-switch" argument on the impact of a key Ninth Circuit ruling.