Mar. 9, 2026
Amazon attorney rebuked for missed deadlines in driver's harassment suit
A San Francisco judge sanctioned an Amazon contractor's attorney $3,500 and rebuked her for ignoring discovery orders in a delivery driver's discrimination and wrongful termination lawsuit.
A San Francisco judge scolded an Amazon attorney while issuing her $3,500 in sanctions Friday over delays in producing documents in a civil rights and wrongful termination lawsuit against the corporation and its delivery contractor.
The plaintiff, a former Amazon delivery driver, claims her employment with Amazon's contractor, OnPoint Logistics, was terminated because she complained about discriminatory and sexually harassing conduct by executives and managers.
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