If you’re a delivery driver working for an Amazon Delivery Service Partner (DSP), you may be working long hours without the overtime pay you’re legally entitled to.

A recent settlement in the case of Coleman v. Amazon.com, Inc., Et Al shows that delivery drivers can fight back—and win.

What Was the Case About?

In this case, delivery drivers in Memphis, Tennessee worked for JARS, a last-mile delivery contractor for Amazon. These drivers claimed they:

• Regularly worked over 40 hours per week

• Were paid a day rate of $150/day, and were not paid time-and-a-half for their overtime hours

• Were often subject to Amazon’s policies and route delivery systems, even though they were paid by JARS

The court approved a settlement of the claims brought under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).

This case is one of several lawsuits nationwide that have challenged how Amazon and its DSPs treat and pay last-mile delivery drivers.

Common Overtime Violations – Last-Mile Delivery Drivers

Drivers working for Amazon DSPs may experience a range of illegal pay practices, including:

• No overtime pay, even when clearly working more than 40 hours

• Being misclassified as independent contractors

• Being paid a day rate or flat salary with no hourly breakdown

Even though DSPs are separate companies from Amazon, the tech giant often controls the delivery schedules, tracking systems, and performance metrics—raising serious legal questions about joint employment.

Delivery Drivers May Be Owed Back Pay

Under the FLSA, you are likely entitled to:

• Time-and-a-half for every hour over 40 per week

• Double damages in most cases

• Back pay for up to 3 years

• Reimbursement of legal fees and costs

Don’t Wait – Speak to an Overtime Attorney Today

If you’ve worked as a last-mile delivery driver for any Amazon DSP, you may be eligible for back wages.

I’m Josh Borsellino, a Texas-based overtime attorney who has recovered millions for misclassified and underpaid workers.

📞 Call or Text: 817.908.9861
📧 Email: josh@dfwcounsel.com

Free consultation. No fees unless you win.
Time is limited. Don’t miss your chance to recover what you’re owed.