Lily Transportation Wage Posting Settlement: Who Can Claim

How much any one person receives is not stated in the notice. It depends on the Net Settlement Fund and the number of valid, timely claims.

• The payment is an equal share of the Net Settlement Fund for each Settlement Class Member who submits a timely, valid claim.
• The notice does not give a dollar amount for an individual payment. The amount available for claims may be affected by court-approved attorneys’ fees, costs, expenses, and service awards paid from the Settlement Fund.
• Payments are described as non-wage damages and reported on a 1099.

Your claim must be submitted or postmarked by November 23, 2026. A claim is required to receive a payment.

• Complete the Claim Form and submit it online, by email, or by mail.
• For a mailed claim, use the Settlement Administrator’s address shown in the notice. For an emailed claim, use [email protected].
• Online claims use the Login ID and PIN provided with the notice.

The notice does not say that a particular supporting document must be included with every claim. It also does not identify the additional information that might be requested during verification.

• The notice requires a timely, valid Claim Form.
• Claims will be verified.
• The Settlement Administrator may ask for additional information.

The notice gives no specific payment date. It also asks claimants to tell the Settlement Administrator if their address or phone number changes.

• The Court must first approve the settlement and it must become final.
• Checks will be mailed to eligible people with timely, valid claims after appeals and other reviews, if any, are finished.
• A check expires 120 days after it is issued.

Doing nothing does not preserve a right to bring the claims resolved by this settlement later.

• You will not receive a payment.
• You will remain in the Settlement Class unless you properly ask to be excluded.
• If the settlement is approved, you will be bound by the settlement and release the covered claims against the Defendants and related released parties.

Leaving the settlement means you will not receive a settlement payment, but you will not be bound by this settlement’s release of claims.

• Send a written exclusion request to the Settlement Administrator by mail, postmarked by November 23, 2026.
• Include your full name and address, a statement that you want to be excluded, and your or your attorney’s signature and date.
• You cannot exclude yourself by phone or email. Each person must send their own request.

The notice lists information that must be included, such as your contact information, the case name and number, your reasons for objecting, whether you plan to appear at the hearing, and a signature and date.

• You may object only if you do not exclude yourself.
• File a written objection with the Thurston County Superior Court by November 23, 2026.
• Also mail copies of the objection and any supporting documents to Class Counsel and Defendants’ counsel by that date.

The Court will consider whether the settlement is fair, reasonable, and adequate, as well as objections and requested fees, costs, expenses, and service awards.

• The hearing is scheduled for February 26, 2027, at 9 A.M., at Thurston County Superior Court in Olympia, Washington.
• The notice provides remote-attendance information through Zoom.
• You do not have to attend. The hearing date and time can change by court order.

This statement addresses participation choices in this settlement.

• The notice says the Defendants will not retaliate against Settlement Class Members for participating.
• It also says that participating, not participating, or objecting will not affect an application for employment or treatment as a prospective, current, or former employee.