Lawyers who represent more than 2,000 DoorDash delivery workers pursuing individual arbitration against the company are crying foul over moves the company recently made, which they claim frustrate their clients’ ability to move forward with worker misclassification claims. The lawyers at Keller Lenkner also claim that changes made by DoorDash and its counsel at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher to push a new arbitration agreement directly to their “Dasher” clients via the delivery app skirted ethical rules against communicating directly with a represented party.

“They know our clients to be represented by counsel, they know our clients are pursuing arbitration against DoorDash, and yet they are communicating directly with them,” via the app, said Keller Lenkner’ Travis Lenkner, calling the move a “shocking breach of the ethical rules.”