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Hine v. Insomnia Cookies et al
Case Number:
6:22-cv-06075
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
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October 04, 2022
NY Judge Scraps Judgment In Insomnia Cookies Wage Suit
A New York federal judge found Tuesday that a delivery driver unilaterally tailored Insomnia Cookies' offer to enter an unpaid wage judgment against it to preserve claims against other companies and vacated the worker's win.
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September 06, 2022
Insomnia Cookies Says Attys Overcharged For Tip Theft Suit
Late-night bakery and dessert delivery company Insomnia Cookies told a New York federal court that a delivery driver's proposed $20,000 fee award would improperly provide attorneys with above-market rewards for inefficient work on a tip theft suit.
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June 15, 2022
Insomnia Cookies Calls Driver's Wage Claims Wafer Thin
Insomnia Cookies and its corporate parent Krispy Kreme Inc. asked a New York federal judge to toss a delivery driver's minimum wage claims, telling the court that the driver failed to explain how alleged tip credits or unreimbursed vehicle costs pushed wages below the federal minimum.
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February 14, 2022
Driver Serves Krispy Kreme, Insomnia Cookies With Wage Suit
An Insomnia Cookies delivery driver filed a proposed class and collective action in New York federal court against the late-night bakery and its owner Krispy Kreme, claiming the company failed to pay workers minimum wage and overtime pay through tip credit deductions.