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.