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New Jersey sues Amazon over delivery contractor practices

State accuses Amazon of unlawfully controlling third-party delivery contractors, citing lower wages and unfair working conditions.

Updated last month2 new reports, including CNBC, Bloomberg.

·1 min read·2 outlets
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The short version

New Jersey filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon on August 4, 2026. The state alleges Amazon unlawfully used its market power to control third-party delivery contractors.

New Jersey filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon on August 4, 2026.1,2 The complaint alleges Amazon unlawfully wielded its power over third-party delivery contractors.1,2 The state claims Amazon's third-party delivery model leads to lower wages for contractors.1

The lawsuit also alleges unfair working conditions for delivery contractors.1 The complaint states Amazon's practices reduce competition in the delivery contractor market.1

Why it matters

  • Antitrust laws are regulations designed to promote competition and prevent monopolistic practices in markets.1

  • Third-party delivery contractors are independent businesses that handle last-mile delivery for Amazon orders.1

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