Migliaccio & Rathod LLP is investigating whether Roadie misclassified delivery drivers as independent contractors while controlling assignments, delivery timing, proof-of-delivery requirements, and route tracking.

What Workers Report

Drivers report:

Delivering lost airline baggage, same-day retail orders, and other time-sensitive goods.
Being assigned jobs and delivery prices through the Roadie platform.
Having their location tracked from pickup to drop-off.
Being required to submit real-time photo proof at delivery.
Working strict delivery windows with penalties or consequences for lateness.
Driving long distances, including across state lines.
Paying their own fuel, tolls, insurance, maintenance, and vehicle wear.
Receiving no overtime or mileage reimbursement.

Why Workers Should Be Concerned

Delivery drivers may be misclassified when a company controls pricing, assignments, tracking, delivery standards, and proof-of-delivery requirements. Drivers who pay major vehicle expenses out of pocket may be earning less than legally required.

Potential claims may include:

Worker misclassification
Failure to reimburse mileage and vehicle expenses
Failure to pay minimum wages
Failure to pay overtime
Wage theft
Labor protection violations

Signs You May Be Affected

You may be affected if:

You delivered baggage, retail orders, or same-day goods through Roadie.
Roadie set the delivery price or assigned jobs.
You were required to provide in-app photo proof.
You were tracked by GPS during deliveries.
You paid for fuel, tolls, maintenance, or insurance yourself.
You worked more than 40 hours without overtime pay.