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Valadez et al v. CSX Intermodal Terminal, Inc.
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July 01, 2019
CSX Drivers Denied Quick Appeal Of Dynamex Preemption
Former CSX Intermodal Terminals Inc. truck drivers can't pursue an early appeal of a California federal judge's finding that federal law preempts a key part of a three-prong test for distinguishing between independent contractors and employees in California, the judge ruled Friday.
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May 31, 2019
CSX Drivers Want 9th Circ. To Weigh Dynamex Preemption
Former truck drivers in a wage-and-hour dispute with CSX Intermodal Terminals Inc. say the Ninth Circuit must step in and review a district court ruling that federal law preempts a key part of a three-prong test for distinguishing between independent contractors and employees in California.
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October 27, 2017
Truckers Forgo Class Bid In Misclassification Suit
A group of truck drivers formerly employed by CSX Intermodal Terminals Inc. no longer intend to pursue a class action against the company, though a larger group of former CSX drivers are pursuing similar wage and hour claims in the California federal court.
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March 07, 2017
CSX Seeks To End Trucker Class Action, Citing Preemption
Transportation giant CSX asked a California federal judge Tuesday to toss a putative class action alleging its truck drivers have been misclassified as independent contractors, arguing at a hearing that the complaints about breaks, wages and reimbursements are preempted by the Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act and federal truth-in-leasing regulations.