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Martin, Kristoffer v. EatStreet Inc
Case Number:
3:20-cv-00279
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Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
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December 12, 2022
EatStreet Says Insolvency Imperils $1.2M Wage Deal
Food delivery app EatStreet asked a federal judge to stay deadlines to notify workers of a $1.2 million settlement in a tip misappropriation and expense reimbursement action, telling the court it no longer had the cash to fulfill its promises.
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December 02, 2022
EatStreet's $1.2M Wage And Tip Deal OK'd By Wis. Judge
A Wisconsin federal judge tentatively approved a $1.2 million deal between EatStreet and workers alleging the online food delivery company underpaid them and did not reimburse them for work-related expenses, ruling that it had cleared federal standards after denying the first iteration of the deal in August.
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August 08, 2022
EatStreet's $1.2M Wage And Tip Deal Denied By Wis. Judge
A Wisconsin federal judge has denied for now a proposed settlement of EatStreet workers' wage and tips claims against the online food ordering and delivery service, ruling that the $1.2 million deal is unfair in its current state.
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December 20, 2021
EatStreet Settles Wage And Tip Credit Class Action For $1.2M
EatStreet and a proposed class and collective of workers have brokered a $1.2 million deal to resolve a lawsuit filed in Wisconsin federal court that claimed the mobile food ordering company underpaid its workers and didn't reimburse work-related expenses.