July 07, 2025
A company that operates Michigan pizza restaurants failed to hang on to nearly half of the payroll records of a collective of delivery drivers accusing it of not fully reimbursing them for vehicle-related expenses, the drivers told a federal court, saying sanctions may be necessary.
January 22, 2025
A Michigan magistrate judge refused to allow delivery drivers to file a new complaint in their collective action accusing a pizza restaurant company of underreimbursing them for vehicle-related expenses, saying the workers blew past the deadline to identify additional defendants in their suit.
April 29, 2024
A suit accusing a pizza company of under-reimbursing drivers that took a trip to the Sixth Circuit will be back on track in Michigan federal court after a federal judge granted the parties' bid to reopen the case.
April 25, 2024
A pizza place in southern Michigan and its delivery drivers have asked a federal judge to revive the workers' wage-and-hour lawsuit, a month after the Sixth Circuit overturned the lower court's ruling on how the drivers should be reimbursed for their work-related car use.
June 30, 2022
A Michigan federal judge agreed Thursday to accept input from the Sixth Circuit on which expense reimbursement framework employers must use to calculate pizza delivery drivers' compensable vehicle costs.
April 28, 2022
A pizza restaurant should have followed U.S. Department of Labor guidelines to reimburse a pair of delivery drivers for their expenses, a Michigan federal judge ruled Thursday, handing their workers a win in their suit alleging unpaid wages.