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As many of you are aware, the attorneys at Biller & Kimble, LLC have spent the last six years fighting for our pizza delivery driver clients against the pizza industry. The battle is over how much mileage the companies need to reimburse the drivers for the employees having to use their cars. Today, we scored our biggest victory yet.
Read →Do you deliver for Hallrich, Inc. or North Coast Pizza, Inc. in Dayton, Ohio? If so, you may not have been properly reimbursed for your vehicle expenses (like gas, mileage, wear and tear, depreciation, etc.).
Read →Biller & Kimble has scored another victory for a Domino’s delivery driver. On February 11, 2021, Arbitrator Sam Hanson (a former Minnesota Supreme Court Justice) ruled that a delivery driver who works for Route 41 Pizza is entitled to be reimbursed at the IRS rate (currently $.56 per mile) for his automobile expenses because the company did not keep records of the driver’s actual expenses.
Read →On January 15, 2021, Biller & Kimble, LLC filed a lawsuit on behalf of delivery drivers who work for the Alexa Enterprises Papa John’s franchisees operating in the Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati, Ohio area. The drivers’ case seeks to cover all pizza delivery drivers who worked for the Alexa Enterprises Papa John’s franchisee over the last five years.
Read →Do you now or have you ever delivered pizza for Pizza Properties of North Carolina, a Domino’s Pizza franchise? If so, you may be owed back wages.
Read →A former Domino’s Pizza delivery driver has sued Waller Enterprise, Inc., the franchise that operates a number of Domino’s stores in Northeast Ohio. On behalf of himself and his fellow delivery drivers, the plaintiff is seeking unpaid wages and damages for the company’s alleged failure to fully reimburse delivery drivers for automobile expenses incurred delivering pizzas.
Read →Good news for Dayton, Ohio area Jimmy John’s delivery drivers: Cash is on the way.
Read →Route 41 pizza delivery drivers: Are you being properly reimbursed for your delivery expenses?
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