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Valdez et al v. Air Line Pilots Association, International
Case Number:
2:16-cv-02256
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
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May 12, 2017
FedEx Pilots, Union Agree To End Bargaining Promises Suit
A putative class of FedEx pilots and the Air Line Pilots Association have resolved a suit alleging the pilots were shorted more than $100 million in a collective bargaining agreement with the company that they'd never have ratified if not for deliberate misrepresentations and "fear-mongering tactics" by their union, according to documents filed in Tennessee federal court on Friday.
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January 10, 2017
FedEx Pilots Denied Cert. In Suit Over Union Promises
FedEx pilots who alleged their union shorted them by more than $100 million in a 2015 collective bargaining agreement lost their bid for class certification Monday when a federal judge ruled the dispute involved individualized issues and the plaintiffs didn't adequately represent the class.
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April 19, 2016
FedEx Pilots Sue Union Over Bargaining Promises
A group of FedEx pilots say they were shorted more than $100 million in a collective bargaining agreement with the company they'd never have ratified if not for deliberate misrepresentations and "fear-mongering tactics" by their union, according to a proposed Tennessee federal court class action filed Tuesday.