Federal judge had ruled on employment question before $327,000 verdict

By: Heather Cole August 25, 2015

An appeals court steered litigation over the employment status of nine men who worked FedEx delivery territories back to U.S. District Court, saying the question of whether they were employees or independent contractors should be submitted to a jury. “In Missouri, in contrast to the law of some other states, employment status is a question of ...

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Appeals court: Jury should decide FedEx contractor v. employee status

Federal judge had ruled on employment question before $327,000 verdict

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