Who Gets Paid — and How Much
Settlement breakdown
The settlement covers roughly 2,100 workers. Under its terms, Willis, Colbert, Peacock and Taylor will each receive $5,000 through separately negotiated payments. Benvenutti and Rice are set to receive $20,000 each to resolve their individual retaliation claims.
About $520,500 of the settlement fund is earmarked for attorney fees and costs, while approximately $14,000 will go toward settlement administration expenses.
Silence From Both Sides
Geico declined to comment Monday. Attorneys for the workers did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
The employees are represented by David Garrison, Joshua A. Frank and Nicole A. Chanin of Barrett Johnston Martin & Garrison PLLC, along with Richard Rouco, George N. Davies, Zakary Pearsall, Nicholas Stanojevich and Tessa A. Warren of Quinn Connor Weaver Davies & Rouco LLP.
Geico’s legal team includes Gerald L. Maatman Jr., Jennifer A. Riley, Alex W. Karasik, Gregory R. Tsonis, Tiffany E. Alberty, Ryan T. Garippo, George J. Schaller, Bernadette M. Coyle, Zev Grumet-Morris, Brett Bohan, Christian Palacios, Adam C. Keating, Nicolette J. Zulli, Rebecca S. Bjork and Anna M. Sheridan of Duane Morris LLP.
