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Eighth Circuit dissolves class of pizza delivery drivers in case over tips

February 4, 2013

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The plaintiffs' lawyers at Minneapolis-based Nichols & Kaster did not respond to requests for comment. Partner E. Michelle Drake argued.

In an e-mail, Domino's spokesman Tim McIntyre said, "We're pleased with the 8th Circuit Court's ruling in this case."

Daniel Katz, a partner at Washington's Williams & Connolly argued for Domino's.

Leonard, Street and Deinard of Minneapolis also represented Domino's.

Sheri Qualters can be contacted at squalters@alm.com.

 

 

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