McGuiggan v. CPC International, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• “In short, if the Plaintiff] [was] in business for [himself], [he] was not [an] employee[ ].”
• motor carrier exemption applied to drivers who delivered English muffins, baked out-of-state, to intrastate customers pursuant to specific orders
• “In short, if the Plaintiff[ ][was] in business for [himself], [he] was not [an] employee!]; [i]f [he] was economically dependent on and within the direct control of [the Company], [he] was [an] employee! ].”
• uncontested facts showed that the New York plaintiffs and 4 the defendant’s New York customers called orders into the defendant’s New Jersey bakery, 5 which delivered the orders to the New York warehouse where the plaintiffs picked up the 6 products for delivery

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).