They Said I Was an
Independent Contractor.
The Court Said Otherwise.
Settlement Recovered
$94,000
"I drove 60-hour weeks and got a 1099. Dispatch proved I was an employee the whole time."
— Marcus T., Amazon Flex
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Drivers from these platforms trusted us
$4.2M+
Recovered for drivers
340+
Cases won
7
Platforms challenged
98%
Client satisfaction
Recovered
$94,000
Marcus T. · Dallas, TX
"I was doing 55-hour weeks, wearing their vest, following their route app step by step. They called me a contractor. My attorney called me an employee. The judge agreed."
Marcus drove Amazon Flex routes for 14 months before an algorithm change cut his block availability by 70% with no explanation. Dispatch filed a misclassification claim and recovered 18 months of back wages including unreimbursed mileage.
Outcome: $94,000 settlement + benefits reclassification
Recovered
$38,500
Danielle R. · Atlanta, GA
"They deactivated me over a customer complaint I never even saw. No warning, no appeal, no explanation. Just gone. Dispatch got me back pay for every shift I missed."
Danielle was deactivated without notice after 2 years of 4.9-star service on DoorDash. Dispatch demonstrated the deactivation violated Georgia labor statutes and negotiated a settlement covering 6 months of lost income plus reactivation.
Outcome: $38,500 settlement + benefits reclassification
Recovered
$51,200
Kevin M. · Chicago, IL
"I tracked my per-item rate for three months. The numbers didn't add up. Dispatch ran the math and found $18,000 in underpayments I never would have caught on my own."
Kevin documented a systematic discrepancy between Instacart's stated batch pay and actual deposits over 90 days. Dispatch filed a wage theft claim that recovered underpaid amounts plus statutory penalties under Illinois wage law.
Outcome: $51,200 settlement + benefits reclassification
You've read 3 stories. Sound familiar?
Your platform may owe you back pay.
Misclassification, deactivation without cause, unpaid overtime — these are legal violations. We've recovered millions for drivers who didn't know they had a case.
Recovered
$77,000
Priya S. · San Jose, CA
"Amazon told me I was 'my own boss.' But they tracked every stop, timed every delivery, and penalized me for traffic. That's not a contractor — that's an employee."
Priya worked Amazon Flex for 22 months in the Bay Area, logging over 3,000 deliveries. Dispatch filed under California AB5, establishing employee status and recovering unpaid overtime, meal break penalties, and expense reimbursements.
Outcome: $77,000 settlement + benefits reclassification
Recovered
$142,000
Jerome B. · Memphis, TN
"I bought a truck, paid for insurance, hired helpers — and FedEx still controlled every minute of my day. Dispatch showed the court exactly what that arrangement really was."
Jerome operated a FedEx Ground route for 4 years as a "independent service provider." Dispatch built an extensive record of FedEx's operational control — route assignments, uniform requirements, equipment mandates — and won reclassification plus damages.
Outcome: $142,000 settlement + benefits reclassification
Recovered
$29,800
Sofia L. · Miami, FL
"I put 40,000 miles on my car in a year and never saw a dime in reimbursement. Dispatch calculated what Uber owed me down to the cent."
Sofia drove Uber Eats full-time for 14 months, bearing all vehicle costs with no reimbursement. Dispatch filed for unreimbursed mileage at the IRS rate, plus insurance cost differentials and vehicle depreciation under Florida labor statutes.
Outcome: $29,800 settlement + benefits reclassification
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01Do you drive for a gig platform (Amazon Flex, DoorDash, Instacart, FedEx Ground, Uber Eats, or similar)?
02Have you experienced reduced pay, deactivation, or been classified as an independent contractor while working set hours?
03Did this happen in the last 3 years?
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