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Roadway Express reaches settlement in hearing before the D.O.L. involving discrimination allegations

May 2006

Clients Roadway Express, Inc.

Jones Day defended Roadway Express against allegations of discrimination. The claim was settled. Representation involved a hearing before the U.S. Department of Labor Administrative Review Board in which Larry Eash, an over-the-road commercial truck driver, alleged that his employer, Roadway Express, Inc., violated the Surface Transportation Assistance Act when Roadway issued Mr. Eash a five day suspension for failing to make his agreed running time on a return trip to Roadway's Copley, OH terminal.

L. Eash v. Roadway Express, Inc., Case No. 2000-STA-47, ARB 06-142

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