In 2022, Forester Haynie filed a lawsuit on behalf of Donald Wilson, a Maryland-based delivery driver who drove for a Domino’s Pizza franchise. The original complaint, filed in the District of Maryland, alleged that the defendant failed to reimburse drivers for all costs connected to delivering pizza, which can result in a minimum wage violation. The court later certified the case and allowed the defendant’s other delivery drivers to join the lawsuit. The case settled in February 2026 in favor of the class of delivery drivers.
Helping Workers Recover Unpaid Wages
Wage and hour violations like these are unfortunately common for most tipped workers nationwide. Our attorneys regularly handle cases involving delivery drivers and other workers who may be denied the wages they are legally owed. With significant experience litigating FLSA claims across the country, Forester Haynie remains committed to helping workers understand their rights and recover the compensation they deserve.
About Forester Haynie
Forester Haynie takes minimum wage and FLSA violations very seriously. These violations happen because limitations within the law allow some employers to pay their employees below the federal minimum wage. Forester Haynie’s attorneys are dedicated to making sure that people are being lawfully compensated for their labor. More than $20 million have been recovered for pizza delivery drivers across the nation. Case settlements often take time, so you will have to be patient with us while we fight for you. Forester Haynie does not charge our clients any up front fees or case costs. Unlike many firms, we only get paid when you do.
Contact us today if you or someone you know worked as a delivery driver and believe you may be owed unpaid wages.