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More than 2,200 DoorDash Inc. couriers want the on-demand delivery company to abide by the arbitration agreements it uses to thwart would-be litigants and also are suing to stop the company from issuing new agreements to the drivers. Keller Lenkner LLC represents the couriers.
Lawyers who represent more than 2,000 DoorDash delivery workers pursuing individual arbitration against the company are crying foul over moves the company recently made, which they claim frustrate their clients’ ability to move forward with worker misclassification claims. The lawyers at Keller Lenkner also claim that changes made by DoorDash […]
A California state judge indicated she had “significant concerns” about a proposed $11.5 million settlement in a suit alleging Postmates Inc. misclassified delivery couriers as independent contractors, telling the parties in a tentative ruling Thursday to come back with more information to justify their deal. Intervenors and objectors are represented […]
A state court judge in San Francisco on Friday pushed off a scheduled preliminary approval hearing on a proposed $11 million deal to settle claims that gig-economy company Postmates misclassified couriers who used its mobile delivery app as independent contractors. Travis Lenkner of Keller Lenkner said the proposed deal was […]
A federal judge Monday accused food delivery service DoorDash of trying to “squirm” out of its obligation to arbitrate labor disputes with more than 2,000 workers after it was ordered to pay more than $11 million in arbitration fees. “Your law firm and all your firms have tried for 20 […]